MATTAMIKE
| Vessel Name: | MATTAMIKE |
| Vessel Make/Model: | O'DAY 30 |
| Hailing Port: | DUXBURY, MASSACHUSETTS |
23 March 2010 | North Plymouth Marine
27 August 2009 | DUXBURY
26 August 2009 | DUXBURY
20 July 2009 | Duxbury, MA
13 July 2009 | Duxbury Bay
10 July 2009 | Duxbury, MA
09 July 2009 | Duxbury, MA
Recent Blog Posts
23 March 2010 | North Plymouth Marine
Waiting for Winter to End
The weekend was beautiful, I had to check on the boat.
27 August 2009 | DUXBURY
DIESEL REPAIRED
I mentioned on the earlier blog that my diesel (universal m-20) would not
26 August 2009 | DUXBURY
PROVINCETOWN & BACK
With hurricaine Bill approching we were a little reluctant to set sail.
20 July 2009 | Duxbury, MA
Weekend Report 07/18-19/2009
Stayed close to home, worked on an electrical problem on the
13 July 2009 | Duxbury Bay
Heavy Winds from the South
Mattamike departed the bay Saturday morning with winds from the south at 6 - 10 knots. As the day wore on the winds rose to over 20 knots with white caps over most of Cape Cod Bay. The boat was traveling 6 - 7 knots easily but was hard to control. We were going to reef the main but as the winds increased [...]
WEEKEND PREPARATION
10 July 2009 | Duxbury, MA
G. Bray / Sunny light clouds
We have a major decision to make for the weekend:
1. Go to Boston to look at the tall ships
2. Head east to Provincetown
3. Go south to the Cape Cod Canal to Marion or Cuttyhunk
I will let the crew decide or we will let the wind decide (no motoring).
I have just completed a small project, I replaced the cockpit storage box panel. It was not a big project, but it took a while to complete.
The wooden panel was cut as an exact replacement with five coats
of marine varnish. I would have put more coats on but became impatient with it's installation. (see attached photo)
The old panel was the original (25 Years) and needed to be replaced.
1. Go to Boston to look at the tall ships
2. Head east to Provincetown
3. Go south to the Cape Cod Canal to Marion or Cuttyhunk
I will let the crew decide or we will let the wind decide (no motoring).
I have just completed a small project, I replaced the cockpit storage box panel. It was not a big project, but it took a while to complete.
The wooden panel was cut as an exact replacement with five coats
of marine varnish. I would have put more coats on but became impatient with it's installation. (see attached photo)
The old panel was the original (25 Years) and needed to be replaced.
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