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Old 10-11-2010, 16:58   #1
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'Oh Joy' and 'Lady J' Are Now Roommates
Ok, busy, busy day. We pick up a Kettenburg K-40 and moved the boats into the new building so now the Lady J and Oh Joy are roomies. I must say, the Lady J looked good in the sunshine and this was the first time I've seen the entire boat since she went in but I'll let the pictures speak for themselves.

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Lady J makes the trip.





















So, there ya have it. The girls are sharing a house until at least April.
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What art. I envy you being associated with such craftsmanship.
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Well done - brilliant work
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Sweet! Your work and the patience it requires are an inspiration.
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Oooooooooooh ...

I look forward to reading your previous posts on this beauty, from the beginning. Thanks for the tip!
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Congratulations on Lady J. What a beauty!
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Charlie, she looks fabulous but I gotta ask.... 4th photo, direct view of the transom. Are those bubbles under the veneer or is it just an optical illusion? They don't seem to be visible on the second stern quarter shot.

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It makes me happy just to look. THANK YOU MAN
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Charlie, she looks fabulous but I gotta ask.... 4th photo, direct view of the transom. Are those bubbles under the veneer or is it just an optical illusion? They don't seem to be visible on the second stern quarter shot.

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Yep, unfortunately, I have a couple of those to fix with epoxy injection. They should pose no problem when I'm done, considering the amount of epoxy and varnish over the top and edges.
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That IS excellent work!! Congrats and looking forward to the finished results..!! Keep up your outstanding work!!
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