Interior tour of Painkiller

 Since David is installing the new weather equipment this morning on our day off,

Ice maker.



Looking out of the starboard salon window .


Port side window with our plants..


Master stateroom (bedroom), 4 cubbies.


Guest head.


Drawers of dishes, spices, baking.




Ellie with her baby.


Master stem, 1 of 4 drawers.


Laundry “room”.

Under  the galley sink. What an organized mess.

3burner stove with cutting board on top and the “hole” next to it.  The hole is 3.5 cubic feet. Big storage on this boat!

A beautiful sight to wake up to.  Love the lavender, mint, sky blue house colors.

David installed a knife holder for me since the drawers are only 11” deep.


Biggest drawer for the silverware.


Master strm , one real size drawer we share for pants, shorts.


Under the washer dryer, first aid stuff and cleaning supplies.


1 of 4 drawers.


Linen closet.  Did you know you can fold a set of queen sheets into an 8” cube? Ha

Table pedestal holds the shopping bags.

Cutting board covering the 3 propane burners.

Wall spice rack, Keurig and snack/candy basket.


Love the Dutch doors!!


Salon (family room). 


Master stateroom. Notice the overhead escape hatch.


Galley (kitchen) cabinet, 4.5” deep.

Head (bathroom) storage.  Pills and hairdryer.


Baking.

28” TV.


Ellie’s CBD.

Cabinet for sugar junk.

Bowls and pasta in the back.


Medicine cabinet in the head.


Master head.

My enormous ironing board. The iron sits on a dinner plate.


Coffee cups and a few plastic glasses.

I use the 
Oven for storage since it doesn’t get above about 300 degrees.


Drawer used for canned goods.


Almost useless cabinet.


I hit my head on these at least once per week.  Spatial awareness is not my strong point.

 Master head again.


Tupperware, that’s it, not too many.

One load of laundry.  David’s watch is there for scale.

Basket by the door for keys, wallet, masks.


Mixer, vacuum sealer and overflow food.

We each have 3 of these wannbe cabinets in the master. They hold next to nothing.🤪

The one Butt kitchen.

Ellie’s cabinet, toys food, meds.


The “hole” in  The galley.


The coat closet in the 2nd stateroom.

The round-y cabinet.  Pans, food.

View from starboard salon.

Cooking pans, oils.3 pans, 3 skillets, crab pot.

3burner propane stove.

Foil, bags.  The tv is right above it.(behind the sliding panel)


Hanging locker, master staterooms, 28 “

4 cubbies on David’s side of the strm.

My drawers, master strm.  Jake’s pic and a spot for  new Grandson in 4 more weeks.
One plastic spoonful of Tide per load of laundry.
Basket o’ snacks.

I thought I’d do a few things to keep up on my ironing, laundry, etc.  I thought it might be fun to take some pictures of my enormous ironing board and then I just kept taking pics.  Somebody had mentioned they would like to see the inside of the boat, so here you go.  I’ll put some more pics up tomorrow of the places that David is working but it’s all torn up and a mess at the moment. I can add some exterior pics as well.hope you enjoyed the 25Cent tour.

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