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| The mainsail flies quite well! After some tuning along the perils, those winkle went away. Making your own sails is hard work. But also rewarding and fun! |
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| Making near hull speed in 15 knots with everything up! |
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| Capt. Dale Plate at the helm for the first shakedown cruise. It was nice to sail with a fellow gaff rigger. |
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| Capt. Nick Massey came down the following day to help out and visit. |
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| The new used Whale 25. Installed and functioning. Because batteries die. |
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| The stern tread looks great! |
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