while i was up there boating in WA: the cabin is enclosed (because it's cold, rainy, windy, buggy in alaska). The door into the cabin is a rather conventional sliding glass door. So at 1 point i was working outside the cabin, i shut the door of course, now try to go inside... the door won't open! Turns out something i'd piled inside had slipped down, blocking the sliding door from opening! (Just like some folks with sliding doors out to the patio will secure it by laying a dowel in the track.)
This seems a significant design flaw.
Very luckily the front hatch on the bow was unlocked, so i could enter there.
Meanwhile, now home, all prep is on hold as i do website stuff for folks. I told them all i was leaving, they'd have to get someone else, but they tried, and some failed. It truly is too hard. So, with 2wks to cast-off, i'm still working on Frontier Days, Art in the Alps, and Weaverville Car Show.
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