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Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 54
In this episode we finally finished building our home (as in external walls). Also, the bulwark starts gaining shape! A plus about this episode: MP is flying sol...
It seems like we start something, get it to a point, then move on to the next thing... and that's completely on purpose. We'll be able to know where we want our electronics and systems aboard the boat, and still be able to run the wiring and hoses for them. The furniture's dimensions ...
Our first look at the cushions inside the boat! We are half way through making all the cushions. I love the striped fabric for the dinette and the light color fabric we chose for the quarter bunks. Having two different fabrics kind of helps separate the boat at make it feel bigger. We're not go...
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 53
In this episode, as all the covering boards are finally in place, we manage to continue building the stanchions for the bulwark and... we finish building our deck! YAY!
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Steve is the 5th generation of his family to live at Pinetum Farm, and many of his tools are lovely hand-me-downs, but some are workhorses he bought at the start of the project for as much bang as he could get for the buck. Unfortunately, the Delta thickness planer has been complaining loudly lately...
We have so many to thank for helping us with materials for this project! It took, of course, longer than I thought to get the hang of it but mostly that was just finding the right head space. Not being too overcritical and being okay with it not being perfect the first time but not giving up and tac...
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 52
In this episode, we finally install the missing piece that was holding back on so many other parts to come to life! Also, we discovered some rot on our ceiling and finally made a hatch for the bow locker. The starboard deck is ready and all the cover bo...
Before we went to the boat show, Steve made progress with the galley sink, counter, and stowage area. He broke out some locust and used cherry for the first time—some sweeping, beautiful curves have made a beautiful cubby for needful things where food prep will happen.
The Annapolis Sailboat Show,...
To Jeff, who reached out to help with the windlass project, my emails kept getting sent back. Thanks for being willing to help! It means a lot to us.
Thanks for watching everyone!
~Ruthie
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Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 51
In this episode we build our covering board, superstructure columns and purple bulwarks! We hope you enjoy watching our home come to life!
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We hope you caught the live discussion with Chesapeake Light Craft's John Harris that stood in for last week's episode. If not, here it is:
And we went aboard Calypso, a Bristol Channel Cutter (hull No. 6, built by the Sam L. Morse yard in 1976) as well for a look around:
In this week&...
Typical work week for us, boatbuilding and video-making. The cabin house gets a little prettier with a splash of function.
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We went live aboard a small cruising boat in Annapolis during the Annapolis Sailboat Show with Nica and Jeremy Waters, cruisers who went all-in on their beloved 28' Bristol Channel Cutter, Calypso. Over the last few years they've made a great many updates and improvements to her, structura...
Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 50
In this episode we find a very alarming situation going on with our mast and we also start building the flooring structure of our future home!
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The sound gets better at 13:11! Thanks for your patience. We had the mics turned down from the noisy day before, when we were walking around a crowded show grounds.
Steve and Annie B met up with John Harris, owner and CEO of Chesapeake Light Craft www.clcboats.com, to talk tender design and select...
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~Ruthie
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Here are the streaming and in-person events over the coming week:
7 a.m. ET, Friday, October 15: A2A Live from the Annapolis Sailboat Show
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A look around, and talking tenders with John Harris of Chesapeake Light Craft
1 p.m. ET, Saturday, October 16 and 1 p.m. ET, Sunda...
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Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 49
In this episode we are finally building our floating home, starting with the first bulkhead and all the columns!
Our lovely architect's page:
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Oh what a tangled web we weave! Anyone will tell you about the compromises in nearly all liveaboard choices, and to be sure at least a vast majority of cubic inches are considered and cogitated upon, this week's episode takes a hard 90-degree turn into an area of the boat we thought we'd b...
We sailed the boat, took a vacation, but we're not done building yet. We get right back into it working with Jack on our electrical. After a few days down below it felt good to get back on deck and we furthered the aft cleat assembly. Lots more to get done!
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Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 48
In this episode, we finally remove our engine from inside the boat. Using no fancy tools! We hope this episode brings you a bit of the delightful feeling we have every time we watch our team work their way through the build challenges.
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This week it's just what it says on the tin. Steve goes through making the four remaining drawers for the workbench after he finishes the proof-of-concept drawer he and Wes started. Victoria's drawers went from impossible-to-open to dry and super wiggly in just the short time she was here ...
After the high of raising and sailing with our mainsail it was hard to follow. Our buddy, Hoffa, convinced us we needed to take a more legit break and come visit him on the island of Catalina that he now calls home.
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~Ruthie
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Bringing Yabá from wreck to dreamy! Episode 47
In this episode, we moved our boat from one side to the other, with no wheels or crane, just a winch, metal wires, a wooden crib, some pullies and animal fat.
G...
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