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Jay, they sure are. This one more than most it seems. She is 11 years old last July and still chases gremlins through out the house.

 

This week was slow build wise. Last weekend I bent the Fore Top Sail to its yard and as mentioned above started another sheet for more sails. I will not bore you with repetitive picture of lines on silk span. Today will be a good day f I can get bolt ropes on at least one sail.

 

 

I re-re--re-did my foot ropes, they are kind of better:

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Bent and ready to mount and furl. or furl and mount, don't know which yet, probably both until I find a method that works for me.

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