winter update

No progress due to work and weather.  Good news is the winter tarp on the clam skiff survived Snowmagedon.  21" of snow in 18 hours, 45 mph wind with higher gusts. The ridge pole is the mast I built for a Birdwatcher II,  decided to abandon that idea after the mast weighed more than I care to lift as a static load.

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