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D is for Dockmaster

4/5/2016

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Unfortunately there isn't much room in a little sailboat to spread out during a project. Lets face it. Every horizontal surface becomes either storage, a work bench or both (both in my case). So I admit I’m not the neatest guy in the world and that just complicates things.

In fact, I’m the dock master's worst nightmare. He knows each spring some idiot will try to tackle a boat project that requires way more then the interior hundred square feet (total including the head). Inevitably the whole circus spills out onto the finger dock, and then the main dock.​

I know, I know. The recreational marina isn't a boat yard, but I’ll keep trying just the same. Why would you cut a 2X4 inside the boat?
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Stephanie Gardiner link
4/6/2016 06:30:23 am

Your dock looks a bit like ours in the spring! But, like you said, who would cut a 2 x 4 inside a boat? That would be crazy! :)

http://www.svcambria.com/2016/04/the-to-z-challenge-e-is-for-evolution.html

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Jonathan link
4/13/2016 09:47:14 pm

I follow your adventures, I appreciate for sharing them. Thank you for the comment and I hope you find a bit of real life in the cartoons.

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