A dull start to the day again, but a good time to get on with second coating the galley roof, so that was the first job of the day after having walked Paddy.
Roof all done.
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Next job was to rub down and paint the gunwale. I am not one for using masking tap, I prefer to do it by eye and a steady hand. I then got on with touching up the blue on the cabin sides, after I had finished with the paint, Keith got on with painting the water cans.
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With the roof dry the solar panel went back to its home with its nice new brackets. Keith constructed it yesterday so that we can capture either the early morning or late evening sun, depending on where we are moored.
With all the painting jobs done for the day, it was time to sit and enjoy the afternoon sunshine. It did begin to get to hot, so I went off with my camera to take photographs of Butterflies. You can see those photographs on my Canalside Flora and Fauna BLOG.
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