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Today the Lady Jayne is lovingly eased from her winter bed to go to her summer ocean home. |
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First the mast is hoisted down from the rafters and nestled on top of the boat using cushions from the older Lionel tent trailer. |
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We thought that perhaps the door could have been just a little wider? There is 1 inch to spare on either side. Cozy. |
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Off she goes to Irving's Landing. |
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Gerhard secures the back stays. |
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Before high tide we gather for our annual Hotel Lake Come As You Are Family and Friends photo. We are a small group this year. |
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Good to know the SAR team is having an exercise nearby just in case. |
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And, the Lady Jayne is afloat! |
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Off she goes. |
Quite the job!!!
ReplyDeleteIt is a full experience that's for sure!
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ReplyDeleteI am wondering if this is the boat from Port Townsend, Washington...last (?) Owner, Ralph Theodore Schuder?
I am 'the' namesake.
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The Lady Jayne was built in Pender Harbour, BC by Nick LOENEN who still sails her today. It has been in the wooden boat festival in Port Townsend one time a number of years ago.
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