N. Palm Beach, Day 3...

Well, we're still here. Not much has changed regarding our boat and the weather forecast.  On the bright side, we (mostly the guys) have been busy catching up on all the little things that need to be done. All of them, aesthetic in a nature.  Tim and Jim gave the starboard side of the boat a good scrubbing yesterday. Jim worked on black scuff marks. All 3 of the guys got some sun yesterday. 

When we got up this morning the temperature was 65 degrees, and it was cloudy. Been that way most of the day.  Tim began a fiberglass repair on a ding in the swim platform that was there when we bought the boat.  Here he is painting the numbers '38' on the starboard side. The port side numbers were painted in Fort Myers.

During a break earlier today we watched this guy filet several, very large fish.  None of us knew what they were, and Jim decided he wanted to go have a look.  He didn't find out much, as he said there was a language barrier.

Joe is hard at work waxing the boat.

Here is Jim working hard.  He took it upon himself to get our teak ladder from the aft deck to the swim platform up to snuff. It had been varnished in the past and most of the varnish was either worn off or in big flakes. He thought it would look better if it was cleaned and sanded and oiled.  So far, he's almost done cleaning it.  Been at it at least 2 hours today!  Thanks, Jim!

We're probably headed back to La Bamba tonight for dinner. Had spaghetti in the boat last night. And a big breakfast this morning. It's always nice when we get to go out to eat!