This is how the boat looks....






















Here are some pictures from inside LinoCat. I decided to leave most of the stuff in boxes because next week there will be a BIIIG cleanup session and then the stuff will be unpacked and stored.
Nevertheless i am scared about the amount of gear and especially the weight.
Catamarans are very sensible to weight and so maybe i have to get rid of 10kg at least to compensate for that :-)

The shower is cramped with boxes and so is the salon bench. The carpenter has done a great job and so LinoCat has a new cupboard in the owners cabin and a new table outside.

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