Hi!
I am new to the forum so if I do something wrong let me know! I am getting ready to sail the inland
passage in
Alaska for about a year or so. That means
winter on the
boat probably Wrangell. I have thought of using the small bubble packing material on the inside of the
hull (glued) this would allow
water to drain down if
condensation formed. Also the under side of the v berth and other areas. For the
cabin top I have considered foam backed
headliner held by battens. I will use solid
fuel or
diesel heater for
cabin heat. We plan on one day a week staying on shore just for a break from such a
small boat (24 ft yankee dolphin) I am 70 and mywife 64 but we have done a lot of camping and can do without a lot of creature comforts. The Doc's tell me my "bucket" may have a hole in it so I better
work on my "bucket list" before it runs out. Any suggestions other than "see a shrink" would be appreciated.
Frank & Diane
Americans by birth....Alaskans by choice