We have documents in hand
I mentioned a couple of days ago that the Canadian registration for our new boat had been approved. This morning we met our friend Chrystal on the dock where she handed over the official documents that Transport Canada had FedExed to us (when you live on a boat, it helps to have friends that have an actual mailing address).
Knowing that we were due to receive the registration certificate, yesterday Rebecca and I decided to remove the old name and port placards from the stern so that we could have new ones made up. Seeing that they were only held on by 3 bolts each, that job should have only taken a couple of minutes, right? Ha! The details are hardly worth relaying but anyone who owns a boat, or who has followed our trials on this blog, knows how it really turned out!
If I would have known, I would have brought a mariachi band with me or something! Conch blower?
Moving forward, yeah!
Bring them to the renaming party.
Wait a minute! We were promised the new name once you had papers in hand! What is the new name? 🙂
Where did I promise that? 😉
Mike is such a tease!
Creating suspense.
Good news, more forward progress!
Always forward, even when we temporarily stumble backwards.
Good job hiding the new name of your vessel. I like the suspence….
Yes still following your blog….
Be safe, Casper
Hi Casper. Nice to hear from you. Hope you’re still kicking butt!
Here’s a dumb question: Do you have to be a Canadian citizen to register your boat as a Canadian vessel?
I don’t know but I suspect so.