Christmas is on the horizon, but we’re not quite into winter yet. It’s damp and cold, but there’s no snow to cause alarm for most boat owners. And, that’s where the danger lies, as it’s awful easy to fall asleep at the switch when danger is not clearly at hand. Now, it’s obvious that your exposure to expensive spring-time repairs is higher when there is a couple feet of snow, than when it is dry, but early oversights can compound issues. Say, for example, if the boat drains fill with autumn leaves, covering them up, it could lead to [...]