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| This tug is getting ready to pull a cruising boat off the rocky bank after it's mooring lines broke during a big wind at night |
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| A 75 footer on the rocks |
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| Mike and James working on Tisa's Barefoot Bar to help the owners get ready for the Tattoo Festival |
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| The roofing being tied on so it can break away during cyclone winds. |
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| Tying being done by Candy Mann, Tisa's partner |
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| Candy Mann at work |
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| Me learning to throw the roofing panels to Candy Mann so he can tie them down |
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| Candy Mann threading the panels with heavy twine to be tied down. The roof we build will 15 to 20 years if a cyclone does not blow it off. If the palm fronds are 25 years old when harvested the roof will last 20 years |
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