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Say Howdy to the father/daughter team of Don and Sara who took time off from building their 44 ft steel Diesel Duck, and came to help build our pilothouse doors. Check out their build at “Lady Dew Build” And Francis is back with us for a few days.
Howdy. This is the higher resolution version of our live video from earlier today. Take a quick walk around the boatyard. Meet some of our new crew. And thanks to everyone who picked up some of the challenge coins. We appreciate your support and so to the other five boats! And two more boats will be joining the collection soon!
Many thanks to Maxime for the Seeker tour in French. 🙂
Reinventing the wheel. It feels really good to have a plan for the rigging. Maxime was great to work with. Yeah, he’s a little out of his oil field element, but not by much. Moving heavy loads is moving heavy loads. I know we are not doing things like a conventional sailboat, but I think there are plenty of conventional sailboats. And I can here it now, “Why reinvent the wheel.” …we’ll because if we never reinvented the wheel, we’d have ox cart wheels on formula race cars wouldn’t we. Find your creative passion, blow off the dust, and put it to work. Go on, reinvent the wheel. –Doug
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Travel! And go somewhere they don’t speak your language. Go alone. Get as far out of your comfort zone as you can. Only then will the world open up, your fears will melt away and you will be living fully. Maxime is one of those people. He was not just traveled the world, but he as worked all over the world and with people from all over the world. He can get anything done, with any tools available, in any conditions, with any co-worker. That’s what we want on Seeker. Seeker crew Rock!
Love Me is gonna get wet! Many thanks to our Rich, our newest Seeker crew member. His fabrication skills were simply top drawer governor. Also thanks to Richard of 42Fab on YouTube, his apprentice; Sayer, and Greg Stein for there help. It seemed like a job that would take a few days. It took 10. But it would have taken 20 without the crew. Seeker Crew Rock!
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Fuel tanks are in as well as all of the control cables, thanks to Ben who drove in from Florida. One more week and we should have her ready to go.