After days of cleaning, off loading and donating stuff to the St Lucia island locals, Sugar Shack now floats about 2 inches higher in the water. The growth that gathered on the hulls was 2 inches out of the water when we were done. Out with the old towels, bed sheets, tupperware that didn’t have lids, some old parts/food that were way beyond the life cycle and Sugar Shack looks like a completely different boat.
Of course there is always more to tweak and change to make her a part of the family but she is well on her way.
Catana 471 Sugar Shack in St Lucia
Galley all cleaned up after the crossing
The master head looking forward
Standing mid ships looking forward
The Master Stateroom
Master Stateroom
Port facilities, shower and head combined
Port facilities, shower and head combined
Port guest cabin
Salon all cleaned up
View of Starboard hull facing aft
Aft of Port Hull
Facing aft and toward the starboard.
Book shelfs in the office
