We moved Cinnamon Girl onto the SBS porch, out for the weather for our work of scraping, painting, and replacing some of the knees. Willem and Tom removed the centerboard.




We moved Cinnamon Girl onto the SBS porch, out for the weather for our work of scraping, painting, and replacing some of the knees. Willem and Tom removed the centerboard.




We loaded the 1925 skiff for shipment to the CBMM Easton facility, where the vessel’s lines will be taken off to prepare for drawing and fully documenting it for the first time.





Greg applied finish paint to the engine cover and another coat of primer to the decks of the Rosie Parks pushboat.



Jenn and Bob cleaned and bilge coated Rosie’s pushboat.

Willem, Tom, and Jim flipped the 1920 skiff. Willem and Tom installed the new floor frames, with Tom doing the hard work of nailing then in from below.
Jim and Tom applied the first coat of finish paint to the interior.


Greg and Don scraped paint on the deck of the skipjack Rosie Parks’s pushboat.



Over the past few weeks, Tom constructed a storage cabinet for our paints, solvents, and large items.
Jenn and Tom applied topsides paint to the 1920 skiff.



Willem and Bob did the first coat of bottom paint on the 1920 skiff.

Jenn and Don got to work with heat gun and scrapers to remove loose paint and rot from the interior of Cinnamon Girl.




Mike and Jenn sanded Cinnamon Girl’s spars while Tom cut and assembled parts for the new storage cabinet.


Don and Jim prepared a ridge pole to hold a tarp over Cinnamon Girl to keep her dry before work begins in earnest next week.


