Hunky Dory is finally home! Here is her first Little Cayman sunset.

Here is Hunky Dory "being born" in Seattle.

Hunky Dory traveled from Tampa to Grand Cayman on a cargo ship, then from Grand Cayman to Little Cayman on the weekly barge that is pulled by a tugboat. This is our first peek at her, sitting regally on the barge.

Craig got to drive the truck onto the barge and drive her off. Here she is, waiting patiently for Craig to pull the truck round.

Driving Hunky Dory off of the barge.

Finally! Time to drive her home and Craig is smiling big.

Hunky Dory likes her new dock and boat lift. We woke up early the first morning to make sure she was still there. :-)

Helm

Craig isn\'t smiling so much in this one--this is when he found out that the shipping was $7,500. Egads! *

Our weekly grocery trip to Cayman Brac can be a long ride when the water is rough and we have to slow way down. So Craig bought a DVD player to pass the time.

The Mermaid Marine AC (www.wrightmarine.net) works great! Craig hooked it up and we run it with a Honda 1000 generator, or shore power, either one. Note the return air vent and two cool air vents. The cabinet door can be opened to direct the air into the bed area.

This is the actual A/C unit which fit very easily into the cabinet underneath the sink.

Here's another shot of the unit which shows the duct work. All ducts are inside the cabinet, so no unsightly ducts in the cabin.

He had to drill a hole in the bottom of the boat for the water intake.

The Honda 1000 generator is perfect. It's small and quiet. At 29 lbs it's easy to move around. We're glad we didn't spend the money on the 2000.

Craig & Joyce Mock

Sunken Russian Destroyer on Cayman Brac.

Large barrel sponge.