In the Dry Dock
We arrived back in St leger a few days before we were booked into the dry dock and managed to get the roof painted and the solar panels realigned. So far so good.
On a bright sunny Monday morning we entered the dry dock, very slowly. Several VNF personal were in attendance to help position the boat accurately and we gently settled onto the concrete plinths.
Sid arrived with the supper dooper jet wash and within a couple of hours we blasted the bottom and cleaned off the algae and river life attached.
As you can see we were still draining the dry dock, whilst jet washing.
The following day Mark arrived with the spray machine, dressed up in his large baby grow, he looks good. Luckily the dock was well dry by then and the first coat was applied in a timely fashion.
Renaissance looking good and waiting for her second coat tomorrow. The weather is set fair so completing all the work by the weekend looks probable
This post was written by Terry Barrett
Photographs by Tes
Betsey and Chris Bomford
She’s lookin good as is the weather. Want to send some of that up to windy Holland? (the sunshine that is :-).
Chris and Betsey
Terry Barrett
The weather is glorious and no you cannot have any as you have avoided the Boules game.
Celia
I would never have thought that ‘cute’ would be a word that springs to mind when looking at Mark. Ah, bless!
Terry Barrett
There is something very sexy about a large man in a baby-grow!