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I very much appreciate the expert work done by the

I very much appreciate the expert work done by the professionals at Artemis Leros Boatyard in Greece when the installed the engine in our boat a few a few hours before we bought her. This is a perfect display of craftsmanship, top of the line expertise and professional pride in what they are doing…

NOOOOOT!!!

No lockwashers or lock oil on any of the bolts that keep the engine in place. During our “clean the engine”-session we found one of the bolts under the engine and at the same noticed that the other bolts could be removed by hand without any tools…

A job “well done” by the wrench monkeys who installed the engine!!

This is a perfect example why I never let any professionals do any work on our boat.

Remember everyone, trust is good but control is better and assumption is the mother of all fuckups…

Now there are both lock oil and lockwashers on each bolt…

Our new anchor finally arrived. Now we just have t

Our new anchor finally arrived. Now we just have to figure out how to bring it onboard. 🙈

We nice walk in Valletta with quite a few things to look at and a lot of nice food. :)

When you live on a boat the dinghy is the closest

When you live on a boat the dinghy is the closest thing to a car you got.

We use ours to take us ashore when we anchor and explore areas that are to shallow to enter with the big boat.

We recently upgraded our old dinghy to a slightly bigger 290 Ultralight 3D that allows us to not only bring more friends along but and also use it in heavier sea without soaking us.

Now we just have to make some chaps to the fella to protect him from the sun.

Today we visited the old parts of Valletta, it was

Today we visited the old parts of Valletta, it was a great idea till we realised that it’s built on a really steep hill and no matter where you go it’s uphill and a lot of it.

Joke aside, a lot of old buildings and history to be found between all the tourists and Maltese people enjoying the sunny weather.

Also, I wonder if “The fortress builders” company got a future or if their business died a few hundred years ago?

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