1. Repairs to the floor 'joists' below the stairs into the main cabin.
What follows are the photos I took of the Acrux sailboat, in the
Proffesional Marine Construction Port Orchard (Washington state)
boatyard on December 31, 2003. The work on rebuilding the boat is
about 1/4 done; at this point it is pretty well stripped down and
nearly ready to begin building it back up again.
1.
Repairs to the floor 'joists' below the stairs into the main cabin.
2.
Richie is looking out the port window in the main cabin--literally!!
Note the missing hatch! It is ready to be replaced with a new one.
4.
Hatch in the port alama (outrigger). Completely stripped out and
ready to be rebuilt. The wood on the inside walls was removed because
of some rot, and it is ready to be replaced.
5.
Cotpit, looking starboard; it is pretty well stripped down.
6.
Cotpit, looking forward and starboard.
7. Aft cabin and hatch. Dillon working dilligently while we wander around
taking photos! Richie in the background, supervising.
8.
Frankie and Richie in the cotpit.
10.
Main mast step, between two windows into the main cabin.
13.
Bow and bow hatch. It is all nicely stripped down!
15.
This is the crane used to pick the Acrux up.
16.
The fiberglass from under the waterline was fine--so it was
not stripped off.
17.
Port alma. Shows where the wood was damaged/removed
and ready to be replaced.
18.
This is all the junk that came off the boat.
19.
The framewok for the addition to the boat--a sugar scoup.
20.
Looking into the aft end of the boat.
21.
Bottom details, where the fiberglass will overlap the old
glass.
22.
Looking down the inside of the alma.
23.
The Acrux in the shop (a tent built around the boat).
