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The Rawson 30 is a masthead sloop designed by William Garden and built by Ron Rawson, Inc. from 1958 to 1984, with a long keel, an LOA of 9.3 meters, and a displacement of 5443 kg. The model was offered in several configurations, including a tall-rig sloop, a yawl conversion with a bowsprit, and a limited number of pilot house versions. Aboard *Sailing Spy*, Aaron and Allie sailed their Rawson 30, *Spy*, through the Inside Passage of Vancouver Island, navigating tidal currents and anchoring at various locations. They later cruised the west coast of Vancouver Island, departing Alert Bay for Port Hardy.8:11 The crew of *Sailing Spy* hauled out their boat in Pinasco, Mexico, for a four-month lay-up, performing extensive maintenance including flushing the watermaker, servicing the outboard, replacing fuel filters, and greasing seacocks.0:13 While cruising in Baja, Mexico, they upgraded their solar array with two 80-watt panels to address energy deficits from their watermaker and refrigeration, increasing peak output from 6.8 to 8 amps.8:08 They also contended with significant barnacle growth on the hull in warm Mexican waters, requiring manual cleaning.6:45
