To continue with today's spring sorting, I found this unpublished drawing in a small notebook that I had used to write the daily sailing logs for Busy Doing Nothing.
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To continue with today's spring sorting, I found this unpublished drawing in a small notebook that I had used to write the daily sailing logs for Busy Doing Nothing. Guess I forgot to include it.
"The Voyeur" is what I called steering the boat from inside with a rope coming inside from between the companionway boards(mittens prop the left side of the door up, so the rope isn't jammed). The other end of the rope was attached to the tiller, than ran through a block. Pulling on the rope would adjust our heading ever so slightly to keep on course(we could see the compass from the opening).
We had lost our dodger, so this was a good way to stay protected from the cold and the rain. (Evidently, we stuck our heads out every 15 or so minutes to check for traffic.)
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