<div>I have been a Morgan 383 owner for just one season and have
fallen in love with the sleek lines and overall quality of the
Morgan boats. It's a real head turner at the marina in sleepy
Kenosha, WI. My boat, like all previously owned water craft,
needs a little tender love and care to keep them fresh and
seaworthy. I posted some photos of "Sea Ya'll" on the web at
www.digiact.com/morgan2 in order to show off the newly installed
ports that I replaced this first season. This season it will be
a below deck autopilot (ST6000) and I plan to offer a full photo
expose of that exercise as well. I may be installing it in the
boat yard if we don't get some water in Lake Michigan, however.The current pictures on our site are a great start but a photo
dialog like the rudder modification article and the autopilot
installation completed by Rich Jamieson was a great help with
understanding and seeing what was actually being done. I plan to
document the autopilot installation I'm doing with pictures. I
regret that I didn't do that with the NFM port installation
because it would have provided the owners who are currently
performing that update with some visual clues.With the advent of scanners and digital cameras I believe it's
time we add more visual content to our site. I am an avid
photographer (digital & film) and would like to volunteer to
create (and maintain) a web ablum of our member vessels for all
to see. I have all the cameras, scanners, web authoring tools,
and even a website I own to store them on. So how about it. If
you want me to post your favorite Morgan picture(s) on the web
just send it me print, slide, negative, or photo image via E-
mail (along with some decriptive words) and I will scan it and
add it to a web page for all to see. If you want it returned
send along a SASE and I will get it right back to you. I would
like, if possible, to include interior shots as well to give
others ideas on what decorating (or refurbishing) activities you
may have completed.I would appreciate your feedback,Alan Tigner
18 N. Chestnut Court
Hawthorn Woods, IL(847) 550-0381P.S. This is my hobby, not my day job. I have some other sites
that I have built and maintain (as a hobby) that are nautically
oriented.www.sanjuansailing.com - Bellingham, WA sailing charter operation
www.sanjuanyachting.com - Sister site for power boats
www.bargingineurope.com - As it says, a European Barge charter
operation.
www.customsails.com - Racine, WI sail maker. Currently under
construction.
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fallen in love with the sleek lines and overall quality of the
Morgan boats. It's a real head turner at the marina in sleepy
Kenosha, WI. My boat, like all previously owned water craft,
needs a little tender love and care to keep them fresh and
seaworthy. I posted some photos of "Sea Ya'll" on the web at
www.digiact.com/morgan2 in order to show off the newly installed
ports that I replaced this first season. This season it will be
a below deck autopilot (ST6000) and I plan to offer a full photo
expose of that exercise as well. I may be installing it in the
boat yard if we don't get some water in Lake Michigan, however.The current pictures on our site are a great start but a photo
dialog like the rudder modification article and the autopilot
installation completed by Rich Jamieson was a great help with
understanding and seeing what was actually being done. I plan to
document the autopilot installation I'm doing with pictures. I
regret that I didn't do that with the NFM port installation
because it would have provided the owners who are currently
performing that update with some visual clues.With the advent of scanners and digital cameras I believe it's
time we add more visual content to our site. I am an avid
photographer (digital & film) and would like to volunteer to
create (and maintain) a web ablum of our member vessels for all
to see. I have all the cameras, scanners, web authoring tools,
and even a website I own to store them on. So how about it. If
you want me to post your favorite Morgan picture(s) on the web
just send it me print, slide, negative, or photo image via E-
mail (along with some decriptive words) and I will scan it and
add it to a web page for all to see. If you want it returned
send along a SASE and I will get it right back to you. I would
like, if possible, to include interior shots as well to give
others ideas on what decorating (or refurbishing) activities you
may have completed.I would appreciate your feedback,Alan Tigner
18 N. Chestnut Court
Hawthorn Woods, IL(847) 550-0381P.S. This is my hobby, not my day job. I have some other sites
that I have built and maintain (as a hobby) that are nautically
oriented.www.sanjuansailing.com - Bellingham, WA sailing charter operation
www.sanjuanyachting.com - Sister site for power boats
www.bargingineurope.com - As it says, a European Barge charter
operation.
www.customsails.com - Racine, WI sail maker. Currently under
construction.
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