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As I write Rediviva sits in the Napa Valley Boatyard, safe. Finally the craziness of the move slowed down enough for me to get this episode done and out to you all!
I’m thinking there might be one more episode between now and when I put out the trucking episode. Episode 25 will contain our final moments and projects at the property like the rudder and our main companion way hatch. Episode 26, unless I can fit it all into 25, will show Rediviva picked up by the truck and traveling highway speed about 700 miles south to Napa. To escape the winter weather, so progress won’t stop, and to reignite our energy by surrounding ourselves with fellow boat people!
Also to note the paint on the hull is just the first layer of primer. So you’ll see some of the green preservative seeping through making it look minty green. The bottom is coated with 2 layers of Creocoat which is a gnarly preservative soon she’ll get 2 layers of primer added and then antifouling bottom paint to finish. We kept it simple for the truck ride so we wouldn’t have to redo any of it if it were to get scuffed.
Thanks so much for watching and I look forward to your comments 🙂
Music:
Fantasy – by Del
Upbeat and Inspiring Corporate by MorningLight
Solar Flares – by Silent Partner
They Say – by WowaMusik
Ocean – by THBD
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAz3HfbdKyQ
People Say – by Dyalla Swain
Cheers!
Ruthie
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