Yancanuck

Here is a picture of the gooseneck for the small mast. It is solid brass. It has been sanded and epoxied to the mast. Who would think that would take all day. We also put the anti chafing for the gaff throat on the mast. Tom epoxied the tree (top part of mast). The mast is beige, and the tree is white.
I say that the osprey will love that! Birds tend to perch at the top of masts.
There are a total of seven coats of two part epoxy on the mast now.

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Vessel Name:	Yancanuck
Vessel Make/Model:	Gaff Rigg Schooner
Hailing Port:	Panama City, Fl
Crew:	Tom and Nancy
About:	Tom is a Yankie and Nancy is a Canuck. This is how we came up with the name for our boat Yancanuck. We met two years ago and got married, at the time Nancy had bought a Catalina 30 and came to Panama City on holidays to see her new boat. Tom had already been here for 6 years.
Extra:	The boat was built in Panama City by a man named Marvin Boase. Marvin built everything on the boat but unfortunately didn't ever sail it. He died on the boat. So maybe we have a ghost to deal with! The boat was never really cared for since Marvin's death, but now we are restoring it. It [...] is like the boat has a spirit and says thank you every time we fix something. Just like a house everything you do makes you see something else to fix or make it look better. So far I have made all new cushions, curtains and we painted the inside. We have put all new line on the boat. Re-rigged the boat. Removed and painted both masts. Put in a new head, new anchors, worked on varish. More