1. Spring Line storage

2. -Spring Line Storage.
-Fresh water male discharge outlet. I use this to empty the fresh water tank of stale water or when cleaning the porta potti while under way.
-Shore power access plug.
-Cockpit stereo speaker.
Cockpit light.

3. -Spring Line Storage.
-Sterio speaker.
-Raw water discharge outlet.
I have 10 feet of 3/4" intake hose for the raw water pump laying in the motor well. I can hook a 25' garden hose to it and 6' discharge to this male connedtion. Now I can pump water from anywhere within 35' of the stern of our boat. This also gives us a total of 3 bildge pumps.
On the starboard side is the same female connection hooked up to our fresh water pump.

4. Cockpit floor.
We put the "Dry Deck" down and still found a lot of muck from wet days on the dock or walking on land, accumulating on the floor. We put the mats down and found it easier to clean our shoes and then shake the mats over board to keep all the floors clean. We sometime put one on the dock to clean our feet.

5. Original Port Stern Backing Plate behind the fuel tank.

6. Improved Port Backing Plate. We carry a dedicated 5/8" x 100' long polly tow line with us if needed. I now feel more confident that I will not damage our boat if I assist someone with a tow.

7. Second non-return valve on bildge pump discharge, closer to the outside. Our cockpit and bildge pump well is dry, unless we purposely introduce water to this area.

8. Vented Battery Compartment. We carry 1 - starting battery and 2- house batteries.

9. Battery Compartment

10. Privacy Curtains

12. Black canvas sign material cut to size and attached with "Velcro" to darken sleeping area in the day light and give better privacy at night with the light on, when tied next to a dock.

13. Velcro attached
-privacy,
-or light blocking,
-hatch cover.

14. Hook Velcro attached to hatch cover trim.

14. Extra storage in Cutty.
You can just make our the top end of one of our wooden boat paddels, held up in place under the deck by a velcro strap.

15. Magazine and book storage under the galley table.

16. I insulated and cushioned all the storage compartments in the hull with 1/2" white open cell foam sheeting. We now have no condensation in our storage compartments. we also cruise all year round here in British Columbia. With the cabin interior lined and all the hull storage areas lined with insulation, and the Wallas stove, we have little concern for condensation problems.

Anchor Rode.
10 Kg. "Rocna" Anchor 40 ft. of 1/4” chain and 400’ of 5/8” braded nylon rope. (Chain and Rope marked 30 on foot intervals) Also 2-15 lb cannon balls and a spare 5 Kg. Bruce Anchor, with 25 ft. of ¼” chain.
I use the little flag pole with the ribbons on it to show me which way the wind is blowing before I lower and set the anchor.