In the old days, kids thought it was funny to write “wash me” in the dust on the trunk of a dirty car. Not surprisingly, that message lasted past numerous car washes because ,in fact, that finger writing accomplished about a fine 500 grit sanding of the paint finish and so even upon being cleaning ,the note sanded into the finish survived .
I hope your love note does not suffer the same as the aforementioned vehicle
But on the bright side , it’s nice to know “love” can endure if one’s touch is appropriate
Both of your featured boats in this article are lovely. Bayfield yachts always look distinctive with their "narwhal" molded-in prow. The flag blue Cape Dory cutter reminds me of summers on Linekin Bay.
In the old days, kids thought it was funny to write “wash me” in the dust on the trunk of a dirty car. Not surprisingly, that message lasted past numerous car washes because ,in fact, that finger writing accomplished about a fine 500 grit sanding of the paint finish and so even upon being cleaning ,the note sanded into the finish survived .
I hope your love note does not suffer the same as the aforementioned vehicle
But on the bright side , it’s nice to know “love” can endure if one’s touch is appropriate
no charge
CQ
❤️
Ha! If it’s there forever that’s a win! Thanks for the note, Captain!
Both of your featured boats in this article are lovely. Bayfield yachts always look distinctive with their "narwhal" molded-in prow. The flag blue Cape Dory cutter reminds me of summers on Linekin Bay.
Ah, you’re just down the road! Yes, both wonderful boats. Thanks for the comment!