Friday, May 28, 2010
End of this blog
With the acquisition of another boat, we are ceasing this blog. Check out the new boat and blog at hattiel.blogspot.com. Thanks for visiting
Tuesday, May 18, 2010
New Hattie L launching today
Weather and temperature are the worst in a few days and good weather is coming - but today we are scheduled to get Hattie L snatched off the cradle and dropped into the waters of Seneca Lake and tied up to slip 214 at the Harbor Marina in Watkins Glen, NY. Hope to get some photos of the evolution and have them posted later.
Monday, May 10, 2010
2010 - New Year and New (to us) Boat
The old Hattie L is up for sale and the new Hattie L is getting ready to be launched for the 2010 sealing season on Seneca Lake.
The new Hattie L is a 1984 Hunter 31 sloop. We have been on her (in the cradle on the hard) most weekends for the last month getting her cleaned up and ready for launching. The most evident change is at the stern where the old name (Genesis One) has been removed and the new name (Hattie L) has been added on the newly painted stern.
Just one more significant task, and we are in the water. We need to make sure that the diesel runs and have to flush the anti-freeze from the raw water side of the cooling system and then away we go. We are anxious to have stay overnight on the water in a cabin that gives us room to stand up and a V-Berth roomy enough for the two of us.
There is a two burner and over alcohol stove, a nice sound system, a good inverter, hot & cold running water and an honest-to-God marine toilet (no more porta-potti for us..
Pictures to follow...
The new Hattie L is a 1984 Hunter 31 sloop. We have been on her (in the cradle on the hard) most weekends for the last month getting her cleaned up and ready for launching. The most evident change is at the stern where the old name (Genesis One) has been removed and the new name (Hattie L) has been added on the newly painted stern.
Just one more significant task, and we are in the water. We need to make sure that the diesel runs and have to flush the anti-freeze from the raw water side of the cooling system and then away we go. We are anxious to have stay overnight on the water in a cabin that gives us room to stand up and a V-Berth roomy enough for the two of us.
There is a two burner and over alcohol stove, a nice sound system, a good inverter, hot & cold running water and an honest-to-God marine toilet (no more porta-potti for us..
Pictures to follow...
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