Oh, the things we share our living spaces with. Boats are notorious for serving as storage sheds – storage for all the things you’ve accumulated over the years, but that serve no purpose, and you can’t get rid of. So throw them in the boat. And when you head out to the marina to go sailing, you can just move it out of the way or ignore it.
Liveaboards are on the other end of the “accumulated things” spectrum. The boats are storage areas, but only for the few things that we have room for, because it’s also our living space.
I was eating lunch with my two new anchors at my side, staring at my sailmaking machine, and thought to myself “hmm, I never thought I’d share my living room/dining room with two anchors and a sewing machine.” I was obligated to take a picture of the scenario.
The anchors are new, to replace the one twenty-pounder that came with the boat, and I’ll be writing a post about replacing all of my ground tackle once that process is complete.
32mm, ISO800, f4.0, 1/15 sec, bounce flash off the cabin top.
