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Old 27-08-2008, 16:31   #1
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'Oh Joy' Restoration - Well, She's Finally Feet Dry
We went to push her over with the dinghy but ended up sailing her into the haulout slip. Here's a vid of the haulout, kinda cool.



and one of the walk around after they washed the slime off.
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Wow!

That is one impressive trailer.

Gorgeous boat.

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Yeah the trailer is really cool. I wouldn't mind having one m'self. Thanks. She sails better than she looks. Hopefully she'll look as good as she sails after I'm done.
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That plate, btw, is a part of your electrical grounding system in case of lightning strike. Make sure you don't put bottom paint on it.
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