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Boat Work Fall 2006
In late October Pat returned to Mazatlan to continue the boat work. My son Patrick visited me for a week and helped with the recarpeting project. Here some pictures from those efforts. Other projects completed that have no pictures included finding a lose ground that effected all the lights on the mast, installing new pump parts in the water maker, cleaning up a wiring issue and installing a replacement light fixture in the galley. Busy season!
Date(s): Nov 10, 2006. Album by Patrick & Susan - Their Journeys. Photos by Perpetua's Crew. 1 - 20 of 20 Total. 280 Visits.
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The new carpet on the deck of Perpetua.

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Cutting up the new carpet on the deck of Perpetua.

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Installing the new carpet.

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Final carpet fitting on the port side of main solon settee.

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The finished carpet on the starboard cross over area.

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Ama step before the new carpet.

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After the new carpet.

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Aft cabin deck just before new paint.

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Aft cabin newly painted deck.

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New paint on the starboard aft deck.

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New paint on the port aft deck.

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New paint on the forward decks.

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Bow area painted. Notice the new port on the cabin side.

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New non-skip and piant on the main cabin roof.

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New curtains made by Susan and mounded by Pat.

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New opening ports in the head. Notice new mirror on the bulkhead on the right.

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Perpetua's slip for 5 years. She had to move because of a change in policy requiring double slip fees if you were hugging up a double wide slip. Also in the construction zone it was quit dirty too!

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She moved south one dock and out to the middle of the dock where there was half of a double wide finger.

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She likes her new home because it catches the daily breezes easier. However, it's a further walk to everything and she's worried about not having a second finger to tie off her lines when its hurricane season.

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The sunsets are great, with no other boats in the way!

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