Where am I

In your Bilge

No mere mortal's bilge looks that good after the boat leaves the marina. :rolleyes:

No mere mortal's bilge looks that good after the boat leaves the marina. :rolleyes:

Hes on dry dock

Setauket In a good Deli

Bingo!

You're also right about it being a really good deli.

Well worth the price.

Bingo!

You're also right about it being a really good deli.

Well worth the price.

Its a treat when the Boss is out that way and gets us lunch from there

They have the greatest BLT ever. Like one pound of bacon. ❤️

No mere mortal's bilge looks that good after the boat leaves the marina. :rolleyes:

We should get an "after" pic in November...

We should get an "after" pic in November...

Remind me. I am actually kneeling in the bilge area. It is immense as that is the spot for the optional Seekeeper which I did not go with. The money allotted to the project evaporated on other boat necessities, etc.

Ricks neighborhood? 😂

LOL Must be at the boat

LOL Must be at the boat

All new after the bad winter.

All new after the bad winter.

when the boat getting there?

Be very careful on those bottom steps at low tide they can be as slippery as a MFer.

Be very careful on those bottom steps at low tide they can be as slippery as a MFer.

I only used the top step was never a need to use the lover ones at least at that Marina Hell I remember when there was no steps lol

I only used the top step was never a need to use the lover ones at least at that Marina Hell I remember when there was no steps lol

The Tuna Club used to have those built into the bulkhead ladders to get up and down to the boat. At low tide you had to use some of the steps that were under water at high tide and those were dangerous it was more slippery than ice. Especially when loading and offloading the boat gear, coolers full of fish, etc..

About 15 or 20 years ago we redid the entire bulkhead and put in floating docks, with those aluminum ramps to get down, all state of the art, with electric, water, etc.

when the boat getting there?

Maybe Thursday. Maybe Friday. Saw it yesterday and still looking like a bunch of work to go.
Still needs bottom paint.

Be very careful on those bottom steps at low tide they can be as slippery as a MFer.

Luckily I will not be using more than the upper 2 steps if needed. Will probably put something sticky on them.

The Tuna Club used to have those built into the bulkhead ladders to get up and down to the boat. At low tide you had to use some of the steps that were under water at high tide and those were dangerous it was more slippery than ice. Especially when loading and offloading the boat gear, coolers full of fish, etc..

About 15 or 20 years ago we redid the entire bulkhead and put in floating docks, with those aluminum ramps to get down, all state of the art, with electric, water, etc.

That would be nice, but not here, lol.