Port, Starboard and Stern

02 Aug 23:

Little wagon moved all of the deck furniture from the back porch slab over to the "Work Deck."

For those tuned in for a while you might remember this table was made from the strongback that we used for the Penobscot 14. Next it became a cradle after ST. Jacques was turned over, then this paint and beverage table. Future use will be as a port, starboard and stern learning aid for wee pirates.

Quick recap of where we were two years ago. Overgrown woodlands and first part of the Sunfish Shack going up.

No Carriage House, Heuer garage, work deck, pergola, bridge, playset, etc... Boats need some love.

Back to 2023. Work deck, who are we kidding? It's all play, and Skipper knows how to set a stage with her theatre degree. Next she'll be having me put spotlights in the .... oh wait, I'm caught up now...

Lewis Boat Works Work Deck

 25 Sep 22:

Now that we have the French door on the Boat Works we can move along with adding a work deck behind the shed. The work deck will be the same height as the shed floor, so we can roll work pieces outside to cut and  sand, or just for nice days. The deck is a floating deck, pier and beam style. The rim joists have been placed and the first joists are in.

Caroline the turtle inspector came by to check things out, we are sure she thinks it is her new spot to hang out. 

Once the deck is finished we'll tie Skipper's brick quarterdeck into the side, so she can Skippervise.

Log of Lewis Boat Works and more boat workshop ideas.