Very often what you decide
to do first turns out
not to be . . .

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 After buying Huloa I took a huge number of photos. These shots are of the ends of the boat - the bow and stern. Might as well start with the easy stuff!

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 Fact of the situation was I took photos because I wasn't all that sure what to do first. On deck now. Bow end left, stern and cockpit right. Rotten canvas covers it all.

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 First thing seen on entering the cabin is the galley area. On the left is a view from above and on the right a full frontal.  We found what belonged in that open shelf later.

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 Except for the galley and head, to the left is the cabin interior. The first two partitions were made to contain hanging table sections, then two bunks, two small closets, and two more bunks.

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Lesson #1.
Never take on a project like this 150 miles from home.

 

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