White Oak Timber

This is the biggest white oak tree I could find on the property. It dressed out to be 31' long and came in with a 7' circumference at the base. It is pretty darn straight. I have hopes that it will make a fine keel timber. If not, at least the deadwood and floors and miscellaneous parts.

I continue with taking this boat apart.

Main Cabin Forward Completed

I finally finished gutting the main cabin forward. I've seen boats stripped at this stage and thought, boy, you've got a lot of work to do? Know I am thinking, wow, what a lot of work to get here.

How cool is this?

Lights! No excuses now for not working at night?

Still happy with my Concordia!

Picture taken by Christian Rasmussen during our annual Swift Solo Regatta on Greers Ferry Lake.

Hanging lockers next in the sites . . .

Heads Up! Heads Out!

The bulkheads to the head are finally removed and she's starting to look like a 6M yacht. That is a thought?

Working on sheer plank

Sheer plank being removed. It was 23' long and nearly every fastener was corroded which made removing a pleasant surprise.