Taking care of the boat

[supersailor]

Here's what everyone needs. Their very own dock with 15 hp outboard to take care of the side of the hull not at the dock. The 5 or so crewmembers also would help!

 

[kari]

Please! I don't suppose turning the boat around could be a viable option . . . Again . . . What I could do with some peoples budgets . . . .

 

[toddster]

??? Don't most marinas have a work barge or two around somewhere?

 

[kari]

Anybody with a boat like that gets no benefit of the doubt . . . .I say with a grin . .

 

[supersailor]

I think I might have just topped the outboard powered dock. All you guys out there are washing your boats entirely wrong. It's no wonder everyone's boats are spotty and unkempt. May I present Kaora's (Ex. Mandalay) filtered exterior water filtering system for keeping spots of the Navy Blue hull. She's 125 feet long with just shy of 8,000sf of sail and 100,000lbs of ballast. The owner's wife is the helmsman so watch out guys. Loren and Kathy were with us to see the washing rig. The two crewmen washing the hull were really cute and it took Kathy only a few seconds to engage one in conversation.

I tried to entice them to come over to Terra Nova as she still needs lots of washing but I guess I'm not cute enough!

 

[supersailor]

Forgot to mention, the mast you see next to Kaora is a 50' plus boat.