Stern view
From across the dock
Straight on
During haul out for the survey.
Me, cleaning really nasty stuff.
P.S. The name Mayari is in honor of the Tagalog Goddess of the Moon. Here's Wikipedia's account of Mayari: Wikipedia Mayari
Sunday, October 19, 2008
Mayari
Say hello to Mayari. She's a 39 foot sloop sailing vessel, and I bought her about 2 weeks ago. Since that time, I have working hard getting her ready to head south. I didn't find a boat I wanted in Texas or Florida, but stumbled upon this boat in Annapolis MD. I looked at a lot of boats, but this was the one I kept going back to. She's not new, and needs some work here and there, but I've had fun doing the work thus far. So enough blabbing, here are some pictures (I don't have pictures of here sailing yet, but once I get down to where the water is blue I will get some shots and post them.):
P.S. The name Mayari is in honor of the Tagalog Goddess of the Moon. Here's Wikipedia's account of Mayari: Wikipedia Mayari
P.S. The name Mayari is in honor of the Tagalog Goddess of the Moon. Here's Wikipedia's account of Mayari: Wikipedia Mayari
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8 comments:
Who is that masked man?
Congratulations on the new lady. She's a beauty.
Hi Chris,
Congrats! She's a beauty, what make? You know what they say - the two best days in a boat owner's life: the day you buy the boat and the day you sell it :-)
Cheers
James
Sweet. When do you install the pumps for tanks? You going to have nitrox?
DEU
Well done!
The dream becomes reality! How exciting for you, CP. She looks amazing. Have fun with her!
Fabulous!
White Russian Jeff cant wait to come visit you in Key West!
PS - Thats the best pic of your mug I have ever seen. Although a paper bag would have been slightly better!
congrats CP
just remember boats are like women...you're constantly spending money on them...untill you get rid of them!! hehe.
on your trip south you coming through the keys at all? contact us if you are.
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