Lessons learned during Sailboat Refit - Log Entry - 94 - Knot Vanilla

[@chrisbell9319]

Looking forward to your next project completion. I hope we cross paths in the Bahamas this season.

[@knotvanilla7808]

That would be awesome. If things settle down with these lockdowns this year, we will be there in December, is the plan.

[@allan8004]

Great episode guys, how do you get anything done with that lovely lady around, keep'em coming guys, always good to hear from you two, all the best from Aus, Al

[@knotvanilla7808]

It is very distracting to get projects done sometimes for sure.

[@SailingKnotShore]

When do you install the remote tilt mechanism for the panels... hehe.

[@knotvanilla7808]

That would be an epic upgrade for sure. Saving for an autopilot as our next one 1st though. Lol

[@johnlanghammusic]

Well... I'll take your tree if you'll take my wasps. I hate wasps. Lots of them at our marina. Thankfully, they stay out of my boat (our little pest control secret really works well), but there are lots of neglected boats in our marina with some massive nests in them. Why do people leave their boats to be hives? Ugh.

[@knotvanilla7808]

No thanks. I hate wasps. I will clean the leaves off daily with a smile on my face.

[@johnlanghammusic]

@@knotvanilla7808 I was thinking the same thing. lol By the way, if you've never tried them, the HotShot "No-Pest Strip" truly works amazing for wasps and lots of other bugs. We had a hard time keeping wasps and dirt dobbers out of our boat until we started hanging those up when the boat is unoccupied. The only wasps we see now are dead on the floor and that's few and far between. We stick one in our cockpit locker and one in our bilge (since it stays bone dry) as well.

[@knotvanilla7808]

I will have to look those up.