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Monthly Archives: October 2015
Transport
I have just spent the afternoon with the operators from North Coast Heavy Towing surveying the route to Yamba. They are putting in an application for the wide load permit and we should should know in a week whether the … Continue reading
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Here’s a quick flick through 3 years work, pretty much from start to finish. Hover over the thumbnail picture to see the photo in real size. If you want more detail of the work completed, keep reading down the page.
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Sails Arrive
The sails were ordered back at the start of September. After some delays with delivery, they have finally arrived. I took them out of the bag to inspect, and that’s when they photos were taken. Now they are bagged up … Continue reading
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Yamasun or Parmaha?
When you buy a brand new outboard, the last thing that most people would do is to take it home and dismantle it. But that is exactly what I have done. The motor is a 15hp Parsun 4 stroke outboard, … Continue reading
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