Now the snow has gone we were able to make our fortnightly trip (a week late!) up to Beacon to photograph progress - not expecting to see a great deal because of the weather. We were very pleasantly surprised. Neil, the mad boatfitter, is so dedicated that he walked 5 miles to work on the first day of the heavy snow because he knew that he wouldn't make it by motorbike! The man deserves a medal!
The small dressing table in the corner of the bedroom
It will hold the dirty linen bin 
The vanity unit in the bathroom awaiting the basin - here resides the tank for the vacuum loo
The bulkhead between the galley and the saloon - note the beautifully rounded corner
The L-shaped dinette taking shape - we decided that it would make the saloon look bigger than a 'Pullman' type
Rog's beloved 'Smart Gauge' battery monitoring system
The batteries are in place
The Webasto central heating boiler Not a great deal else to say this time - except that we will probably accompany Ali to Midland Chandlers one day next week to choose some bits and pieces.
what a terrific blog. I love looking at the pics and different stages of fit out.
ReplyDeleteHave added you to my blog list. i myself hope to be doing exactly what you are doing in 6 years time when my blessed mortgage is paid off.
i have started my own interior layout design www.dundustins.blogspot.com
thanx
Thanks for the comments, glad you are enjoying the blog. Had a look at yours, 32" telly, blimey we are having a 20", that will be plenty as you sit fairly close.
ReplyDeleteKeep in touch
Roger & Pip
Nice to see the build progressing, make sure you have a spare cassette for the vac loo
ReplyDeleteThanks Les
ReplyDeleteYes we do have a spare cassette, they are not the largest, so best to be prepared.
Roger