Check out the state of the reno at the end of March. The walls and trim are painted, available furniture is in place and we are setting out some pictures/art for installation.
Finally, we installed the art and made the room very homey.
The bathrooms are in process, too. The upstairs room is pictured below
The picture is taken of the reflection in the mirror which makes an amusing, distorted image.
In the recent past...
Benjamin Moore Desert Rose and Atrium White.On the boat... I like Pettit products in particular though Jamestown Distributors has some good stuff, too. Details to follow. We are doing house now.
It is not as if we know what we're doing in terms of contemporary taste and fashion. We thought we'd try these and see what happens. In a few days, we will have the chandelier in place, table in place and dressed. Next up is to decide about some of the wall furnishings.
If it is a bust, well, start over. We have plenty of time.
I'd like to get a set of brass clock, barom, temp/humidity for the boat..., that comes later.
Off topic: Today we had a nice long walk along Herring River in Chatham and the various Chatham beaches we haunt looking at birds. It was a nice outing and the others on the trails were very courteous about social distancing during the corona virus era. Kids have no idea and are bumping into folks, being admonished by their adults. Oh well.
Assuming we'd left Averisera in the water this winter (it turned out to be mild and might have been a particularly good season for that) where would one sail to to escape the disease? We can live aboard for two or three weeks without reprovisioning (in a stretch) but where to land reprovision after that? So, we are on the Cape and things are OK as of this writing.
More later....
