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Spring has Sprung! Snow on the Pac Pro
Its March 28th and spring is supposed to have arrived......heck, we're a week into spring.....somebody needs to tell the Seattle Weather gods......they must have not gotten the memo.....
The Pac Pro is advancing in leaps and bounds.....the paneling in the member staterooms is all but finished, AC is 90% done...the range goes in the galley on monday......you can almost smell the food cooking.....
Looking off the Starboard Bow Starboard Aft and Snow
Port Looking forward...and snow! Asst. Chief Nick and Mate John enjoying Spring!
Chef, hard hats are optional in the Galley Deckhand Ismael on the tools!
More Pictures
Pacific Provider Port Side Looking Forward Pilothouse before Paint
Engine Room Capt Rich and Mate John 
My first week in Seattle......very cold, very wet, but today its sunny and "warm" The Pac Pro is advancing at stellar speed....the member staterooms are almost all paneled and paint is coming up. (Note the almost finished painted crane) Almost all the airconditioningn is in and we are on schedule to sail early may. Its amazing to be part of this project and to watch the boat change daily. Have a happy easter!
Pics of the PacPro
Port Side, thirsty for paint Galley, looking port, pre-installation (duh!)
Beauty is in the eye of the Beholder
"Home Sweet Home"
Well, she still needs some paint and little work, but we're getting close!
Seattle Arrival...Meet and Greet!
I have arrived! After leaving Sun and 85F in Los Cabos I have arrived in Seattle to 50F and Rain...But I have seen the "ride"! What a beautiful boat! She will be home! She IS home! We still have 2 months or so until we are operational, but she's close! A vision of extreme elegance! I will post pictures tommorrow of the progress of the re-fit.
It has begun!!
Tight lines!
It has begun!!
Tight lines!
Let the adventure begin....
Today is my last day of work at the club at Querencia in los cabos. I would like to thank all the staff of Querencia for a wonderful year and a half. I have made many friends and had many great experiences here.
This last day also means the begining of the next adventure. I report for duty on the 15th of March in Seattle, to finish outfitting the Galley and begin crew training etc. We are scheduled to sail the end of April. Our first station for the first couple of months is projected to be Panama!
I´ll be back to you soon with some current pics of the PacPro and intinerary updates for our initial tour.
Tight lines!
DD
This last day also means the begining of the next adventure. I report for duty on the 15th of March in Seattle, to finish outfitting the Galley and begin crew training etc. We are scheduled to sail the end of April. Our first station for the first couple of months is projected to be Panama!
I´ll be back to you soon with some current pics of the PacPro and intinerary updates for our initial tour.
Tight lines!
DD
Nice Dorado!
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Photo by Crown Prince Pablo Ferrer
Here we go!
This blog has been created to chronicle the voyages and adventures of the M/V Pacific Provider and her Crew. The Pacific Provider is the 160´ Mothership of the Eastern Pacific Yachtclub. My name is Drew Deckman and I am the Executive Chef onboard. In this blog, and accompanying website, I will showcase the travels and experiences of a project that will revolutionize sportfishing. We will be making Sportfishing history. You will be able to be part of it here on these sites.
For information on the Yacht Club, please take a look at our website. www.epyc.com
For the Pacific Provider (unofficial) logbook website... www.pacprologbook.com
Tight lines!
DD
For information on the Yacht Club, please take a look at our website. www.epyc.com
For the Pacific Provider (unofficial) logbook website... www.pacprologbook.com
Tight lines!
DD