26. Creating Bilge Access and Trimming our Narrowboat so she sits in the water correctly.

Welcome back to Buzzy's Boaty. Today I am cutting access points in our narrowboats floor to give access to our bilge. This is for airflow and future access but will also allow me to move some of the ballast in the boat to trim the narrowboat. This will make Tethys sit more even in the water and dampen some of the excessive role when walking from side to side in the narrowboat.
For those of you just stopping by for the first time, welcome onboard! We are Andrew, Karon and Isla (Puppy, well a 10-year-old GSD who thinks she is a cute little puppy). We have been dreaming, planning and saving for the past 6 years to have our own 57-foot narrowboat built. Narrowboat Tethys, an enclosed bow, cruiser stern narrowboat that is lined with the engine fitted ready for us to start fitting out our own dream boat. Join us on our epic journey as we fit her out and then cruise the wonderful UK canal and river network.
Camera Equipment I use:
Camera - Google Pixel 6 Pro
Microphone, Tripod, Light - Rode Vlogger Kit IOS Edition (USB)