

The Breasthook will be into the interior stem then planed and shaped until it fits. Fairly time consuming, trial and error, but I find it relaxing.

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Next will be glueing the interior spacer blocks to the interior mahogany gunwales, then fitting them between the breasthook and transom supports. I have to pick up the pace before the cold weather inhibits curing of the epoxy and varnish.
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In keeping with the Darwinists:
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20061010/ap_on_sc/colombia_bird_discovery
A new species discovered. The origin, one might say.
Congratualtions to our friends in Columbia.
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