And, so there is. The Far Reach now has 12v LED lights. Alpenglow under cabinet light and three bunk lights. It's a small concessions to the 20th Century. We plan to continue to lean on our kerosene lamps for most of our general lighting--love 'em. The LEDs are mostly for reading...except the light for the galley which was the primary impetus for the project in the first place. So I keep asking myself how did I end up with bunk lights too?
We still have a project list to complete but it's pretty straight forward at this point. Next up, teak winch bases for the new Lewmar ST 46s and a new set of teak dorade boxes.
Let's get to. Need to start sailing soon as possible.
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Re: LET THERE BE LIGHT
Very nice, John. Now your family and guests can see and read better and also see some fine boat carpentry in a new
light too!. Jean
light too!. Jean
Jean - 1983 CD 33 "Grace" moored in
Padanaram Harbor
Massachusetts
Padanaram Harbor
Massachusetts
Re: LET THERE BE LIGHT
Nice work. Always a treat to see your exceptional interior joinery.
Jim Walsh
Ex Vice Commodore
Ex Captain-Northeast Fleet
CD31 ORION
The currency of life is not money, it's time
Ex Vice Commodore
Ex Captain-Northeast Fleet
CD31 ORION
The currency of life is not money, it's time