Voyaging with Annie Hill

I’ve been in New Zealand since 2010, firstly in South Island, and since 2012 in Northland, a beautiful and varied cruising ground. In 2015, I started building a new boat better suited to my requirements than “Fantail”, to see me through my dotage. After over 5 years’ solid work, “FanShi” was launched. She’s my perfect boat, worth all the effort I put in to her. While we could go offshore, I find I’m very happy here – for the moment. Maybe my blog should now be called “Pottering with Annie Hill”!

29 July, 2018

Fiddly bits

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Sometimes it seems that all I do is to fit something, take it out, fit it, take it out again ...  I am so concerned about messing things up...
15 July, 2018

Lots of work, but not much to show

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Well, the title says it all.  I've been beavering away, as ever, but there isn't a lot to show for it.  Spreading epoxy and paint ta...
01 July, 2018

Wiring! I must be getting on

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Does the boat look any different that it did last week?  Not to me it doesn't, so it's always reassuring when people come in a excla...
17 June, 2018

Three jobs at once

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In theory, the boat should be coming along in leaps and bounds: I have three jobs I'm working on at present (a) reinforcing the deck aro...
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27 May, 2018

Saloon and deck (liner)

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There's been a whole lot of painting going on, so in many ways not a lot to show for the couple of weeks since last I blogged.  The...
13 May, 2018

In the saloon, with a slight diversion towards rudders

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As I concluded in my last blog, I was ready to put in the fronts and sides for the dinette area.  It was a bit of a jigsaw puzzle, putti...
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