
Unfortunately, this is obviously a hand-painted clover but that's OK, this boat is so fast it's going to look like a blur anyway. After cutting out the stencil to trace the outline, Camille shook her head in disgust that I put the clover on upside down. Score one for me, I yelled, the boat is upside down too!!! Haha, I said, I have outsmarted you. Haha, in your face. After reveling in my glory for a few minutes, we got to painting and that's the port side with another coat or two needed.
Has anyone noticed that the bougainvillea somehow sneaks its way into every picture of Clover? It's like the Where's Waldo of the plant world.
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I'm green with envy. Three coats of green envy. I'm going out to paint a clover on my Laser right now. Four leaf clover for luck of course. The way I sail I need it.
The captain is wise beyond her years in her wisdom...my only question is why she still takes you on as crew... ;)
Isn't the name on the boat a requirement for state registration?
Aha, the El Toro is 7'11", just avoiding the 8' requirement for registration. I have no idea if the 8' requirement came after the 7'11" boat or if the boat is 7'11" based on the 8' requirement.
Chicken egg thing maybe.
Looks magicly delicious
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