I'm sorry that I'm a little late coming to this thread, but it is spring  
and I've been busy. Several years ago I made a cover for the cockpit from a 
tarp  I purchased locally. The sides came all the way down to the gunnels 
giving us a  completely dry cockpit during a rain event. They also could be 
folded back up to  allow a breeze to blow through. It was very inexpensive and 
fun to build. It  lasted many years. Drawing attached.
 
Rummy
 
 
In a message dated 4/30/2012 9:59:16 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
jsbudda at verizon.net writes:




butterchurn wrote:

> 
> I was wondering if  you could share with me your ideas for boom tents, 
etc.
> or photos of  how you set up your cockpit for sleeping.  I plan on
> regularly  spending nights on Ozone this year and I really don't fit into
> the  main cabin too well.  I'm a tall dude.  When I bought Ozone from  
Mark,
> he already had the fill in cushions and boards to make a  sleeping area in
> the cockpit.  
> 
> I have been  thinking about various arrangements including just throwing a
> tarp  over the boom and Bimini creating a tent of sorts.
> 
> What do  you folks do?
> 
> Ron
> s/v Ozone
> 

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