I had a great bunch of crew in and Seeker went back together much faster than expected without any major hitches. Now it’s just a matter of patience and perseverance and we’ll figure out some insurance so we can get her in the water. Until then it’s all about selling off everything that is not going to sea.

The Boat the Internet Built is on the move, and the can do attitude that built this boat and frankly this country and it’s industry is also moving her down the road. We salute the men and women that put their minds and muscles to to job of building, fabricating, and creating the world we take for granted.

Seeker takes her first steps with the help of a lot of great people at Taylor Crane and Rigging. It was fantastic to work along side these folks, to learn from them, and see that nothing was a problem they could not solve.

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I’ve seen her around for years, but it’s like I just saw her for the first time for who she truly is and the power she has to move my world. I am head over heals in love. Meet my new girl friend; Hydraulics.

Howdy folks! Listen I appreciate everybody’s exuberance and willingness to help. But assuming you know the details and then running off half cocked can do more damage than good. So let’s be patient, let’s take time to understand the problem, let’s come up with multiple solutions, and lets pick the best one for us, Because your help is indeed needed but we have to work together. I will start selling off what I have and setting up Crowdfunding and looking a short term line of credit for insurance from folks with deep pockets in the next week. Comment with your ideas.

Up up and away! An Awesome day. Plenty of hard work, good friends and a bit of excitement.

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Thanks to Cory and John for the assist on applying our PPG Amercoat 138 non skid. You might fall, but it will not be a slip. And yes Mom, unless you still have your baby feet, you can walk on it barefoot.

Thanks to Paige and John it looks like we’ll have something to sit and sleep on besides wood.

A massive thank you to Mr M for his work at DARPA and for arranging delivery of a massive 24v LiFePo Forklift Battery. And also to Richard, Bart, and Carl for helping with wiring.

More fun with Hydraulics. Many thank to Kyle, Bart, Ric, John, Paige and Cory for and the good folks that make oil absorbent pads.