This website primarily concerns my refitting and sailing of Oystercatcher. Has aimed to join both functionality and beauty into a harmonious whole. While this website does indeed focus on Oystercatcher. Unlike many blog-oriented websites, I have not organized this one chronologically, but alphabetically. In the Index I have documented each and every project in alphabetical order. Charleston, South Carolina, USA. On my Ericson 25, .

Sunday, December 6, 2015. Things that are in the planing stages for next spring. First ,the starter motor is giving me a hard time with a dead spot, so that will be overhauled. I have a new waste fitting that needs to be replaced. A fresh water vent line out of the side of the hull under the rub rail, i have the fitting. A charger system that i found in a junk pile in the marina, I fixed it and that will replace the old one there now.

An old Ericson 30 sailboat inspires rejuvenation, repair and reflection. Thursday, April 29, 2010. The Good and the Bad. There is much good to report from a losing effort, which was the result of our Cruising Spinnaker class entry in The Border Run race from Newport Beach to San Diego last weekend. When I came back up in about three hours we had moved down coast three or four miles. What was the good? .

Thursday, June 9, 2011. Village Marine LWM - 145 Custom Install. Installation was geared toward ease of maintenance. We purchased San San February 2009.

What am I doing? Elder Eric Ray Corpuz. Philippines Quezon City North Mission. Before the matter of fact. As the days get closer I felt it was time to prepare this blog for my younger brother who will take over once I leave on my mission. I have a couple months left and I just wish they would go by sooner. Who was he before? Read who Elder Corpuz used to be. The last year before his mission.