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The Turning

It was hot, very hot.
It was nerve wracking.
It was beautiful.


Our boat's hull was turned over on Tuesday so that work on her interior and superstructure can proceed. From this point forward two teams can work at the same time and progress should move ahead quickly.


22 April, 2008.


Kudos to Daniel Rothenberg, (photoasia.org) for this photo essay.














































Disclaimer: If any photo makes it look like I was helping, it is only an illusion. I did a lot of pacing and nail biting--all for naught. These guys were great!

Yours,
Jon

posted by Jon F. Morgan, MPH

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