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Friday, January 21
Monday, January 10
Suppliers
by
Jacqui Cook
on Mon 10 Jan 2005 08:16 PM EST
We used three main suppliers for the bits and pieces required to reinstall all of the deck hardware. I made ... more »
The suppliers
by
Jacqui Cook
on Mon 10 Jan 2005 07:59 PM EST
Finding suppliers for rebedding our deck hardware wasn't hard, but it was a good thing Erks found them early. We ... more » Monday, December 20
Recoring the Decks - Planning Part 2
by
Jacqui Cook
on Mon 20 Dec 2004 02:49 PM EST
It took approximately 2 weekends to remove the hardware from the decks of Hot Tamale. This included the inside and ... more » Sunday, December 19
Recoring the Deck - Planning Part 1
by
Jacqui Cook
on Sun 19 Dec 2004 08:13 PM EST
You can't overplan a major recore of your deck. more »
Thursday, December 9
Recoring the Decks
by
Jacqui Cook
on Thu 09 Dec 2004 03:46 PM EST
In the fall of 2003, Eriks and I decided to address some of the areas of delamination on Hot Tamale's ... more » Monday, December 6
Landfall at Queen City
by
Jacqui Cook
on Mon 06 Dec 2004 06:59 PM EST
The Sunday of the Labour Day weekend 2002, found the four of us not in much of a hurry. This ... more » Saturday, December 4
The Second Day
by
Jacqui Cook
on Sat 04 Dec 2004 08:53 PM EST
We were up bright and early the Saturday morning of Labour Day weekend 2002. We wanted to get an early ... more » Friday, December 3
The first day
by
Jacqui Cook
on Fri 03 Dec 2004 01:24 PM EST
We picked up Hot Tamale in Port Dover on the Friday of the Labour Day weekend 2002. more »
Hot Tamale
by
Jacqui Cook
on Fri 03 Dec 2004 11:54 AM EST
This is our journal of our journey aboard Hot Tamale. She is a Pearson 30, circa 1975, hull number 682.
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