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Zip coming off on awning

July 15th, 2008, 10:48:55 pm

by Paul Churchley

The stitching that secures the zip on the top section of the awning where the side zips on is coming apart slightly. This is really the first problem with the boat in any respect so far and it is such a small one that I did think about not mentioning it but in the spirit of keeping you all informed I have.

It isn’t really a big deal. I can survive very happily as it is and providing it doesn’t get significantly worse I will wait until my return to get it fixed. If it gets worse though I will mention it and might need to find a sailmaker or sprayhood maker to do a running repair.

filed under Daily Travel Blog, Latest News, Boat Issues on Tuesday, July 15th, 2008.
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