Monday 10 January 2011
Boatyard tasks are demanding attention now. Just to give the full flavour of our wild lifestyle I captured a few shots of Dave hard at work on yacht plumbing:
Thursday 13 January 2011
On thursday we visited Dieter, and bought our first solar panel (not the display model Dave is standing by, but our very own one that Dieter is loading in the van. Three more are on order.
Friday 14 January 2011
By Friday, once again we couldn't stay away, and had a happy day with non-yacht plumbing, installing the sink - salvaged second-hand from upside-down George; and the shower fittings.
Boatyard tasks are demanding attention now. Just to give the full flavour of our wild lifestyle I captured a few shots of Dave hard at work on yacht plumbing:
... and rounding it off with a relaxing visit to the land in the evening.
While I stripped down more ex-winebox inners. But this time I rigged a washing line, pegged them out and hosed them down. Hmm, good idea for a bird scarer ...?
Thursday 13 January 2011
On thursday we visited Dieter, and bought our first solar panel (not the display model Dave is standing by, but our very own one that Dieter is loading in the van. Three more are on order.
Friday 14 January 2011
By Friday, once again we couldn't stay away, and had a happy day with non-yacht plumbing, installing the sink - salvaged second-hand from upside-down George; and the shower fittings.
Sharp-eyed readers will notice that we've hung the tap upside down. This was deliberate (honest!) as the little hot/cold indicator is on the underneath - well, now the top, where we can see it.
By the time we were done the day was running out and this glorious reflected sunset was lighting up our own Ayer's Rock - the mountains on the mainland.
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