So Little Time!

I used to be able to spend 8 hours working on my boat. The quandary is in order for me to build it I need money to buy the things I need to use in its construction. I brought some zip ties and I'm using them to tied down the"Noodles!" I added more adhesive to the "Noodles." Hopefully the "Noodles" will bond better with them being tied down.

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