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”!

19 November, 2019

It's starting to be worth all the effort!

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One thing about laying teak: it may be somewhat tedious and is very messy, but when you stand back and look at it, it's all worth while...
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20 October, 2019

How can it all take so long?

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Well, I dunno, but it does.  I have but a paltry collection of photos to show you: little indeed for the hours that I've been putting in...
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29 September, 2019

The Cockpit takes shape

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It was a bit of an act of faith to go ahead with installing the foot well.  Once in place, it was going to be difficult to do anything el...
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08 September, 2019

Putting things together

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And then taking them apart!  The cockpit is even more a put-together-and-take-out again than most of the things I've been making.  But ...
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