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| Ready to be hauled back in after applying International Trilux 33 antifouling paint |
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| Laurent manoeuvreing BALLYTRIM to the tight docking space |
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| Seacocks have been serviced and cleaned. Corrosion inhibitor has been applied to protect them. (bilges to be cleaned next) |
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| Spraying paint touch ups on swan 90-708 bow. Spraying metallic paint is an art and requires... an artist to do it :-) |
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| Swan 461-410 and 411 on the hard at Monaco Marine St. Laurent for antifouling paint. Rudders have been dropped as well in order to check stock and bearings |
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| RR multifunction antenna at the top of the mast |
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| Stephane installing the antenna 33mtrs. above sea water level |
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| Baltic 78 Laetitia from top of the mast |
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| Nice view from up there :-) |
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| Do you wish to ski in the morning and sail in the afternoon? great area, isn'it? |
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| Nice harbor entrance and Promenade des Anglais with surrounding hills covered in snow. |
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| Vincent laminating to modify a carbon mast bracket to adapt Sailmon nav instruments displays |
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| Replacing a glass windscreen by German technicians from Tilse Industrie GmbH |
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| JP preparing a B&G Broadband radar scanner to be painted in black |
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| Une photo de Vincent pour sa Maman qui dit qu'on ne le voit jamais sur le blog |
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| B&G electronics replacement installation in progress after lightening strike on Baltic 78 LAETITIA |
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| Spectra Cape Horn Xtreme watermaker installation in a Swan 44 cockpit locker. |
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Filters, valves, pumps are easily accessible
but still protected by a topcoated board. |
