Hello Northwesterners,
I've posted a picture of E38 hull #20 with it's newest livery.
The lettering and installation were done by Windworks Graphics at Shilshole Marina in Seattle, a new business of the sailing club I belong to. The graphics guy, Scott Stout, did this for several years way down South. He also does commercial, non-marine lettering.
The website
http://www.windworkssailing.com/marine_graphics_dept_.htm
As for lighting, have you any tips for stringing decorative Christmas lighting on a sailboat, up in the rigging? How can this be done so that it isn't too hard to remove for sailing, and then put back up at the destination?
Thanks. See you on the water.
Craig
PS - I'll be relocating to Harbor Island Marina for the winter - starting Dec. 1st.
I've posted a picture of E38 hull #20 with it's newest livery.
The lettering and installation were done by Windworks Graphics at Shilshole Marina in Seattle, a new business of the sailing club I belong to. The graphics guy, Scott Stout, did this for several years way down South. He also does commercial, non-marine lettering.
The website
http://www.windworkssailing.com/marine_graphics_dept_.htm
As for lighting, have you any tips for stringing decorative Christmas lighting on a sailboat, up in the rigging? How can this be done so that it isn't too hard to remove for sailing, and then put back up at the destination?
Thanks. See you on the water.
Craig
PS - I'll be relocating to Harbor Island Marina for the winter - starting Dec. 1st.
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