Kaimusailing
s/v Kaimu Wharram Catamaran
| Vessel Name: | Kaimu |
| Vessel Make/Model: | Wharram Custom |
| Hailing Port: | Norwalk, CT |
| Crew: | Andy and the Kaimu Crew |
| About: | Sailors in the Baltimore, Annapolis, DC area. |
25 November 2023 | St. Marys, GA
St Marys Thanksgiving Week
The last two posts represented my accumulated writing while packing a rental car, driving 11 hours South, unpacking, and getting readjusted to the boatyard in St. Marys. It was not convenient to post to the blog during that time.
17 November 2023 | Somers Cove Marina, Crisfield, MD
Crisfield Departure
The countdown to departure from Crisfield gets down to a few days. The weekend has passed and after nice dinners and a lot of wine I find myself grilling the last strip steak. The dinner is ridiculously quick and easy. The steak is grilled for 2 ½ minutes a side and while it’s grilling several [...]
03 November 2023 | Somers Cove Marina, Crisfield, MD
The Senior Moment
I needed to repair my garden hose at the boat so I rode the bike up to the hardware store just a little past the grocers. I took it easy, this is the farthest I’ve gone on the bike since the hip surgery. The female hose end cost $2.39 and went into my pocket. I rode back near downtown near the marina [...]
26 October 2023 | Somers Cove Marina, Crisfield, MD
Legionaire's Disease
The ride on the rented golf cart took only 20 minutes, but was very enjoyable, both to get out of the marina and get errands done. I now had wine and two packages from TEMU. The total for the TEMU purchase was about fifty bucks. In it I had a nice chef’s knife, a cheap hearing aid, five USB LED [...]
17 October 2023 | Somers Cove Marina, Crisfield, MD
Piscetorius
The problems of posting the blog seem to climb to new levels. When I arrived here about 6 months ago I could sometimes use the laptop to post using a USB extension cable and a little remote WiFi antenna. When this method failed to work I would write the blog on the laptop, then bluetooth it to the [...]
The Dinette
The cabinet for the microwave needed to be modified. The oven fit perfectly. Two thin wood rails were glued to the sides of the cabinet for the microwave to rest on. Then a shelf was installed just above the microwave. This space will have a horizontal cabinet door that will swing down on euro hinges.
The picture is the dinette under construction. The blue modified sine wave inverter can be seen on the left dinette seat as well at the deep cycle batteries. The dinette table which would be right in the middle has been removed.
