A Bold Prediction for 2025 Bitcoin’s Next Halving Cycle
In the world of cryptocurrency, Bitcoin remains the crown jewel, with each halving cycle sparking intense speculation and predictions from enthusiasts and analysts alike. As we stand on the cusp of another pivotal moment in Bitcoin’s journey, I’m venturing into the realm of price predictions, a practice as fraught with uncertainty as it is with […]
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Doing some repairs.
I took Friday off and came down to the boat and worked on it through Saturday. I didn’t even get to take it out. I installed the radio that my father and I analyzed over the week and found out we really should jumper two pins to get the connector to work right. currently the […]
Read MoreOn the bay
I am trying to go to the boat every other weekend spending one weekend working on the boat and the other taking to boat out. This weekend (5/23/15) I sailed all the way from Forked river to Toms River and anchored there for the night. The next day the wind was from the south and […]
Read MoreMoving the boat to it’s new home.
The Plan The night before the final arrangements were made. I would meet up on Saturday morning with Brad and his friend Cynthia and we would sail from Jersey City to Sandy Hook. Then anchor overnight and Sunday shoot down the coast to Barnegat Bay and Forked River. The Reality Brad and […]
Read MoreSplash
I went down and watched as they put the boat into the water. I filmed it as well but I lost the base to my camcorder and can’t get the video off of it without it. I have ordered a cable for it but it may not arrive before I sail the boat on the […]
Read MoreLet the Panic begin.
The boat is scheduled to be put into the water on Monday April 6th. I went to the boat for a half day yesterday and tried to epoxy putty the sump pump in but it didn’t hold to the pump. If it is still holding to the boat then I will try and add more […]
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Starting to get ready for spring.
Today, Wednesday March 11th, is the first day the weather reached 60 so I went to the boat yard to start prepping the boat. However, even though the air was 60 I still had to negotiate a field of ice and water to get to the boat. Then once I got the ladder set up […]
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Door Handle Covers
I took the original covers and stripped the cracking white paint off of them. I had considered sending them out to be properly chrome plated but that would have cost way too much at $225 per handle so I decided to fake it. After watching this video comparing different chrome paints I decided to go […]
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The Companionway Doors
The original doors had seen better days and one of them was being held together with duct tape so I knew I would need to replace them. Luckily, there was a replacement door already in the boat cut from a piece of plywood. Not very pretty but it will keep the boat secure while I […]
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