David Samuelsson of Precision Shipwrights in Phuket along with the metal workings skills of Khun Ton modified a Leisure Furl Boom for Villa G. It is manually cranked from the forward side of the mast. Let’s hope the new sail works! J
The S/V Villa G crew
Older Travel Blogs
- Photos: Cruising Indonesia's Raja Ampat and Triton Bay
- South Western Australia March 2018
- Enjoying the Bali Sea in Seririt North Bali
- Enjoying a third week in Lovina
- Southwestern Australia
- Fremantle, Western Australia
- Burma - January 2013
- Whale Sharks in Namatote Strait
- Diving Near Bali Indonesia
- Penola to Melbourne to Beechworth
- A Bit About Tasmania
- Australia is the land of extremes
- Van camping in Australia
- Tanjung Puting National Park Kalimantan
- Puteri Harbour - Last Port in Malaysia
- Plenty of space in Port Dickson's Admiral Marina
- Off to Indonesia and the Pacific
- Room in Boat Lagoon
- Phuket to checkout Villa G
- Paris in the Autumn
- Shopping for Bull's Birthday Dinner on the Open Air Market of St Germaine, Paris
- Fountainbleau, Chartres and Giverny
All About Boats
- The Sailing Yacht Marnie
- A New Boom for Villa G
- Mikela has been sold!
- Soft Shackes, Whoopie Slings Etc
- Motorsailer Mikela
- New air conditioner
- How not to go overboard
- Learning about copper tubing and hydraulic steering
- Replacement of gel house batteries with Lithium Iron Oxide (LiFeO) batteries
- Victron Energy Color Control GX
- Manuals for Villa G
- Nordhavn 47 at Dana Point
- How was Villa G tracked?
- S/Y Villa G