The moment she was lifted out of the water it was clear that a scrub and anti-foul was overdue.
Out she comes
As you can see she is really bad
The first thing I did was to give her a good jet wash to get of as much as I could. The yard turns the electric of after 17:00 due to noise complaints and it was already 16:00. After jet washing only one anode was still visable well what was left of it. I really did regret not bringing a change of cloths as I was covered in mud and barnicles. Next time I will bring spare cloths and wear protective eye wear as my eyes were hit several times from flying debris.
I was shocked how bad she was below the waterline.
Getting the worst done before scraping
After the jet wash
It was nice to see that Tallula's hull was in good condition and the prop still sounded like a bell when I hit it with a key. I still had lots to do.
