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 Hi guys :)

I'm typing this from an anchorage around 30 minutes from the marina. Earlier today the good cement boat people and I motored up here to clean our hulls. This was my first dive in over ten years. Cold but spiffy :D There should be a few seconds of that adventure in next weeks video :) 

Ava arrives tomorrow! I'm so excited! I can't wait :) I'm picking her up at the airport in Aalborg. Hopefully, I'll have time to make a little 'Welcome Ava' sign :D We don't have a lot of plans I want to introduce her to some more Danish food and show her a few sites. We are also going to work on Athena a little bit, but I don't want her to fly halfway around the work and feel like all she experienced was to lay up fibreglass ;) 

The good cement boat people have dinner ready so I better run ;) Thank you so much for your support! I hope you've all had awesome weekends :) 

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Pilote

Painting the bilge is not a bad idea. With few square hatches cut in the floor, and secured by latches, there would be storage space and a way to inspect thru hulls, wiring/plumbing or to repair hull damage at sea. So a bit of white bilge paint will add to visibility and the total spiffiness factor.

Matt

No part of me envy's any part of you having to do all that. Although I grant the structural spiffyness factor will be off the scale.