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waterwks4me:
Geoff, I like the look nat having the grey.  Your boat takes on a totally different look without the grey and the new ports.  Looks good.  Would like to see your other changes or improvements that you have made.

AnaMeg:
Thanks. I found the owner's registry and, I think, I got it changed to let me know when i have a reply.

The other visible changes in AnaMeg are interior. If I learn how to upload pictures I can show you some. Perhaps the most dramatic, and useless, is a new ceiling. I put furring strips athwartships (is that the right word? My dictionary says it isn't.) and batten like strips the length of the ceiling. They are 1 1/2" wide and 5/16" thick. They are bevelled so they look like a tongue and grove siding or like a wainscoting without the bead. They're painted a light beige. I put cherry panels on the cabintop sides around the portlights. I installed an electrical panel at the nav station, also cherry. It has a 24 breaker panel and the VHF radio in it with room for a couple more instruments. I had intended to put the entertainment radio below the VHF, but have changed that plan to fit into the niche between the chainplates. Like the other stuff I've added, it will be in a cherry panel. (I glued up the panel this afternoon.) I got this idea from a pic in "Libations Too" web site. Quite a few other things in planning but it's anybodies guess when/if they get done.

Geoff

Captain Bri:
Feel free to send any photos to webmaster@pearson323.com and I'll post them on the project page. 

--Brian

AnaMeg:
Brian, should I send them without reducing the size? I think my camera usually produces pics about 1M or a little less.

Geoff

Captain Bri:
Yes - and if it requires one per email that is OK.  I like store the photos at their full resolution, then reduce the size to about 25% for web page display (quicker page loading), then allow the user to click on the photo for a full resolution display.  It is great for seeing those detailed pieces of hardware or woodwork.

--Brian

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