Retired from newspapers and television, currently sailing Thelonious II, a 1984 Ericson 381.
Hatch boards have been around a long time. Arriving means pulling them out and putting them somewhere; departing the boat means stacking them back in, which I tend to do in the wrong order 30 percent of the time. What hatch boards have going for them is that they can store in a small, inconvenient place. What they have going against them is that they store in a small, inconvenient place. Rain squalls seem to know this, and entertain themselves watching me dig them out, then remove...
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