Plywood Boat Plans | Another Six Paving Slabs Done

Plywood Boat Plans

I thought it might be possible to lay six paving slabs today, and so it turned out. The final slab at the far end was shaped to fit around a corner of the garage foundations. Whenever I mixed more mortar than needed I used the surplus to repair brickwork and paving around the house. Estimating how much mortar has to be mixed is still problematic. Maybe I’ll get it in time.

At this stage I have at least a further nine to ten day’s work of laying slabs. They will not be consecutive days.  I have yet to lay two rows of seven, and five rows of eight, some of which will have to be cut to shape.

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Kayak Boat Plans | Sunday and Today Monday

Kayak Boat Plans

Morning

Afternoon

Yesterday was a Sunday and it rained. I never thought I would do building work on the patio, and that was the case. A rest day was welcome, especially as my right shoulder was playing up.

For me, Sunday is seldom a workday.  I’d far rather rest on what some call the ‘Lord’s Day’. There’s nothing sacred about it, but many Christians set it aside for worship, although for a lot of us, not exclusively. There was a campaign some years ago called, ‘Keep Sunday Special’, but that has long gone. In fact, there’s hardly any difference between a Sunday and a weekday for the majority of people, but one thing I would avoid, is shopping at Tesco, because so many people do, making it one of the supermarket’s busier days.

The photos tell the story of what was achieved today on building the patio – another six paving slabs laid. Progress may not be as rapid tomorrow, because I shall have to spend time collecting materials at two stores that are well apart.

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Wooden Boat Plans Australia | Exciting Prospect of another Sail with ‘Pike’

Wooden Boat Plans Australia

So far I have only taken ‘Pike’ for a trial sail, but there is a realistic prospect that I may be able to take her for another tomorrow. I shall have time to do it, and tomorrow’s neap tide is favourable for a long day out. In my part of the world neap high tides occur early mornings and late evenings. Neap tides are ideal for taking the ebb from Hullbridge (my home port) towards Fambridge and beyond. If the wind is favourable it is possible to sail as far as Burnham in a small boat before having to turn around for the sail back with the help of the flood tide.

A favourable, but light wind from the north is forecast to blow all day. Coming from the north, it may be cold, and if the forecast can be believed, it will gradually become cloudier as the day goes on until evening when there may be a glimpse of the sun.

With this prospect in mind I have prepared ‘Pike’ for the water. She waits impatiently, tethered to the car. All that remains to be done is for me to sort out food and drink for the day.

Nothing can be guaranteed, but my hope is that the day will be enjoyable. Assuming all goes well, and I return home safely, I’ll let you know how things went. Whenever you are out on the water, there is always an element of adventure, because you can never be sure what will happen.

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