Hello All Sailors.

A letter has been circulated for "Wednesday's chess", which has meant, that there have been some in Standby despite the cold weather.

Upholstery and bottom have been scraped.

"Unfortunately" our cosmetic expert did not manage to close all the holes in the planks with "night cream", before our bottom review this morning !

Unfortunately we had to find out, that there is an almost free view into the salon in several places, now all the old cement had been removed..

The skipper present would not promise, that he could keep the ship free from capsizing to B.B. side during this year's sailings, to avoid water in the salon, so we had to make the sad decision, to change the reasonably included planks just below the scan deck amidships in B.B. side.

2 x 7 meter.

Said means there is plenty of work for people with wood drills/drills and tuning irons., so welcome working sailors – everyone can participate ! After all, we all want to keep costs down. If there are some who can work outside normal working hours, have we still been allowed to keep a key to the shipyard !!! "You understood it?”

I'm sure the Galley provides food !! 

Good desire to work, see you tomorrow those who can !

Wednesday note.4

Hello All Sailors.

Then we got to bed with a slight 24-hour delay !

The boys have the bottom pressure-washed, so now there is only “lidt” scrape
work for preparation for bottom inspection and application of new paint.

The bottom inspection can only be started after Easter, but cleaning the bottom can
good to begin with.!

Due to Easter, however, I would like to be with the family for a few days, men
could suggest, for those who can't make time pass, that we meet
Friday at 9:30 to 12:00, same on Monday.

There are of course always more places available at other times if
this is desired, but we have only borrowed a key to the yard, which is already closed
at Easter. Those who need to make the time go beyond those mentioned, must
just contact me to borrow the key.

After Easter, I would suggest we meet at nine o'clock for a few hours to
prepare the ship and have a new mast installed.

The galley usually has the fridge stocked up so no one “door” of hunger!

I would like to hear from you if anyone is coming at the times mentioned, so I
not driving to Strandby in vain !

Unfortunately, we had to ascertain that the loose bollard is cracked, after All
the rope was removed ! That's a lot of wasted effort
the port expansion !

Continue to have a good Easter.