I was very depressed the first night aboard. I felt that the only item I could fit in was my tooth brush as there was stuff in every compartment, drawer, cabinet that I opened.

Then later, I
gradually started to learn the ropes with the wonderful help of Thom and Sarah. I also rented a storage space to off load the equipment that I am pretty sure I won't need and which is quite heavy,
gradually started to learn the ropes with the wonderful help of Thom and Sarah. I also rented a storage space to off load the equipment that I am pretty sure I won't need and which is quite heavy,I took off 160 feet of ch
ain, one Bruce anchor, the 9.9 Yamaha engine, the Village Tech watermaker, lots of spare parts, ropes, diving suit and belt, etc. . .
By the time I had done all that, I had gained more than 1 1/2 inches on the waterline, but the boat was now quite a bit by the stern. I moved as much weight as I could from aft to foreward and put the 160 pounds Caribe dinghy on the foredeck.
Until it was time to leave, I spent most of my time trying to find the right place for everything (this will take months) and also trying to learn the electronic part of it.
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