Storage guide for 26M

[Québec 1]

Inspired by Chinook and others I have created a list of things in my boat and where they are kept. I used Microsoft publisher and translated it to pdf for sharing.



https://acrobat.com/#d=3BsiRZCuJytDT5-6ppX9dg

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[Russ]

Very nice.
Any chance of emailing me the pub file that I could steal and modify?


--Russ

[K9Kampers]

S-1 Kitchen
Fondue set

Now that's STYLIN'!! But your list is incomplete...it doesn't show us where you've put the Monkey Shoulder!

[Québec 1]

S-1 Kitchen
Fondue set

Now that's STYLIN'!! But your list is incomplete...it doesn't show us where you've put the Monkey Shoulder!

It,s a natural....The cheese fondue set works great on the origo stove so no need to bring the burner and stuff.

To make a simple cheese fondue just melt a brick of medium cheddar cheese with a real lager...Canadian eh!
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[Highlander]

S-1 Kitchen
Fondue set

Now that's STYLIN'!! But your list is incomplete...it doesn't show us where you've put the Monkey Shoulder!

Thats because he does not have any, as I'm the only one who's got the Goods & if you do not believe me just ask Ray who ventured all the way to Singapore without any success

and the proof is in the pudding as they say

http://s844.photobucket.com/albums/ab1/ ... 010001.flv

J

[NiceAft]

That's it John, rub it in

What I did not tell you was that while in Seoul, I bought some Chinese liquor that is 104 proof. There was a deal being offered (I was not aware) that if you bought a gift set that contained a carafe with twelve ceramic cups, you received a 200ml bottle of Johny Walker Blue label. I did not come home with the Monkey Shoulders, but I got a small bottle of JW Blue. I know it's not Monkey Shoulders, but I guess I will just have to suffer.



Ray

[Québec 1]

I just don't have any MS left cause I shared it will all my friends. I see John seems to have lots of bottles of it left.

The 1 from Québec

[Captain Jim]

Q1,

Nice job on the storage plan. I see included in your inventory is a boat ladder. I have been looking for a boat ladder that is portable and can be placed over the gunnel on either side of the cockpit allowing for easy in and out. I figure I need about 60 inches(5 or 6 steps) of ladder to make it easy to get back on board. Is your boat ladder set up for this? If so, could you share with me where it can be sourced? I already have a ladder mounted on the starboard side of the transome, but it is not easy to get on or off there because of the close quarters(pain in the neck). The little grand kids have a most difficult time getting on and off there as well.

We hope your Bahama adventure is all you dream it to be.

Fair winds,

Jim

S/V BOLD VENTURE

[Québec 1]

It's just a small lexan boarding ladder
http://www.blyacht.com/echelle-de-bain- ... lexan.html

[KayakDan]

Inspired by Chinook and others I have created a list of things in my boat and where they are kept. I used Microsoft publisher and translated it to pdf for sharing.



https://acrobat.com/#d=3BsiRZCuJytDT5-6ppX9dg

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I'll have to forward this to the Admiral for review and approval. She's Logistics and Crew Support(food!) I'm Navigation and Facility Maintenance(mods and broken stuff).

[Québec 1]

Inspired by Chinook and others I have created a list of things in my boat and where they are kept. I used Microsoft publisher and translated it to pdf for sharing.



https://acrobat.com/#d=3BsiRZCuJytDT5-6ppX9dg

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I'll have to forward this to the Admiral for review and approval. She's Logistics and Crew Support(food!) I'm Navigation and Facility Maintenance(mods and broken stuff).

Well my admiral is just like the admirals I met whilse in the Royal Canadian Navy. She's there to look good and expound sage advice. Now my sister in law..she makes a good kitchen wench (logistics & crew support)
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[bubba]

I was advised to keep anything heavy stored lower than the cabin table to keep healing to a minimum. We keep moving things around untill it finds a good convienent place. We do not use the std table in the cabin except for a day bed, it's just 2 of us and streaching out over rides eating at a table.
Just about every time we go out sailing for a week or more in the winter months we need to pull every zip lock plastic bag and dry bags out of the lockers to let our Mac M dry out ( the river here is now 29 deg F and condensation is almost everywhere in the lockers especially the lockers that we open regularly). Pulling out everything gives us a chance to keep what we need and take off the boat what we don't.

[pokerrick1]

It's just a small lexan boarding ladder
http://www.blyacht.com/echelle-de-bain- ... lexan.html

No way I could use this ladder - - - I'd be in the water 80% of the time

Rick Less

PS Would be fun for others to watch though.

[bubba]

We carry one of these rope ladders to board our dingy from swimming in the water, it stays in the dingy when it is inflated.