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The first step was to clear off the decks and hose everything
down. Here is how she looked at that point, the goal being
to have her look the same after, only with everything inside
clean... |
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The pile started growing down the deck... |
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...while the bow got used for hanging up the washed gear... |
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...and finally even Moly, the dinghy, was full. |
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All the books had to get removed, wiped down and soaped, then
laid out spine down and got a bleach spray, followed by three
days in the sun. |
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This was the condition of two of the shirts in the hanging
locker. I actually was able to save one, after a lot of
scrubbing, soaking, soaping and bleaching. Not good for a
night out, but great on passages, when you really can use a
thin, lightweight, white cotton shirt. |
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The damn roaches ate three entire sausages from
Martinique! The ones here are another four or so that were
only half gone. |
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Here are the tools of the trade...the little yellow wet/dry
vac was invaluable. It sucked up at least six buckets of
roaches over all, before it finally died. |
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My little sleeping cocoon, the only reasonably safe place to
sleep... |
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