Boat Work in Cartagena
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At Pescara Santa Clara, a small boat yard in Cartagena, (which does not have haul-out facilities) we had some guys sand and paint the deck, while Judy and I did some sanding and painting below deck. Pescara Santa Clara is a friendly place and we liked it.
wingssail images-fredrick roswold
New Polyurethane on the deck
Fernando Painting
Foredeck
Forte, Our Security Guard
On Tuesday we moved to Manzanillo Marina Club and were hauled out (in thre smallest travel lift we've ever seen, but it worked). The bottom had a lot of barnacles and the hull was really dirty but with the short time we have here (3-4 days) we won't have time for a real top notch job, and the topsides will not get cleaned and waxed this time. too bad.
In The Sling
Before Sanding
Meanwhile we were living ashore in an apartment in a high rise near the beach. We often had visitors. In this shot, left to right, Gerry, Douglas (obscured) Judy, Karel, Phil.
Friends visit in the apartment
And the apartment's previous occupants, Omar and Geoff
Back at the Manzanillo Marina Club boat yard the work is nearly finished on Wings' bottom paint. Three coats of Hemple Globic black.
Bow
Yard Workers Finish
Stern
Keel
21" Folding Martec-30 years old
30 year old Martec Folder, Elliptic blades, huge 21" Diam, 15" pitch, right hand, 1" shaft, no taper. It was refurbished in New Zealand in 1999 and held as a spare since then. Now it's needed as the one we've been using is getting really floppy.
RH 21P X 15D
Thin Foils
Re-Launch
Labels: Boat Work, Cartagena, Colombia, Geoff & Omar, Gerry & Douglas, Manzanillo Marina Club, Martec, Pescara Santa Clara
1 Comments:
Hey there! Great blog!
We're trying to find the Pescara Santa Clara and are having a tough time! Any recollection of how to get there from Club Nautico?
Thanks!
Pete Gorkiewicz
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