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Other photos show cypress planks to be used for the replacement.













It was nearly 100 degrees outside. Tom, Bob, and Don worked inside the air-conditioned Welcome Center to survey the frequency and size of checks and cracks in the planking of small craft on display. Monitoring the effect of the building’s HVAC system.






We removed the engine and moved the skiff out onto the porch for repair and conservation work.






Jim laid on varnish coats 5-8 to the spars.


Jenn and Bob worked on removing screws that held the washboards and the plank that we had removed.


We continued scraping and sanding the interior.








