The real world has been intervening as I have finally gotten around to breaking out the first row of tiles around the bath, removing the old seal, replacing the seal, and replacing the first row of tiles.
However I have made a little more progress on the boat, in that I have transferred the plans for the transom frames onto oak, ready for cutting tomorrow after work.
Unfortunately I have also found that one of the oak planks that I bought is

almost 60% sapwood. I reckon that I can get about 2 inches down the middle of good wood out of it. Luckily, I only bought a few planks, as I knew I did not really know what I was looking for. Though I have been told that spotting sapwood in unplaned oak can be tough at the best of times.

Some days are good days, some days are less so.
I have ordered a set of roof bars for the car, so that I can carry longer planks, and I will be heading down to
lisnavagh to see what they have in stock.
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