Little grandma made these so now and than for us. Like about 60 years ago. It was cheap and easy food in those days and before. Nowadays you can often buy them on the German Christmas markets. We used to call them ‘Reibeplätzchen’ because you had grate the potatoes one by one.
Lady Tuuli is back in the water and if you take a good look you can see her smiling.
This part of the project is done. The next stop is Sneek for a decent engine service and some little things 😉
It’s never easy or quick. It’s definitely never cheap. But it’s always good to feel secure about things. So we decided to renew the bearings and axle. Have a look at the Maxprop propellor puzzle.
Of course it’s all last minute 😉
The lower front part of Lady Tuuli is teak free. Well almost, i still need to remove the teak underneath the two salon hatches.
I also started drilling out the millions of little screw holes and filling them with epoxy putty.
Tomorrow it’s two weeks since I started. Steady on schedule 😉
