u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — reddlx

During heavy rains, the front berth gets wet from water leaking down the outside, corner wall/ceiling on the starboard side (on the other side of the wall is the sink in the head).

We are flummoxed on what is causing the leak.

My husband has caulked everything he can find on the outside of the boat, with no success.

Does anyone have some tips on what we can do to stop the water from coming in?

The attached photos show the area in question (we have removed some of the wall carpet that was getting soaked), plus the ceiling area near the sink and the outside of the boat in the general area.

Many thanks!

u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — 3 months ago

▲ 1 r/juresanguinis

Confused About Next Steps

Hi there,

My paternal grandparents were born (about 1901 and 1911) and raised in Calabria.

My father, born in 1943 in Canada, has his Italian citizenship.

In 2015, my brothers received their Italian citizenship. I didn't at the time, because I didn't feel sufficiently connected to Italy. Since then, I have traveled there several times, connected with cousins, and learned the language. I am ready.

That said, I am uncertain about what to do next, primarily:

What documents I need to compile, and

What lawyer to hire.

On the lawyer issue, I am wondering whether anyone can recommend someone who is maybe not as expensive as some others?

Any advice you can provide would be very much appreciated.

Thank you!

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u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — 4 months ago

▲ 3 r/ontariocamping

Backcountry Camping Program for 17 year old?

My son is 17, going into grade 12 and works part-time in Ottawa as a lifeguard and swim teacher. He's has recently taken an interest in backcountry camping, and I would like to pay for him to go on a guided adventure for about a week. But he's kind of in a weird age group - and though he's old enough to work (and does), this would not be a working week.

Can anyone recommend a program that might have availability in August?

Thank you!

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u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — 4 months ago

▲ 265 r/ForgottenWeapons

Is this dangerous? Found on shore in Nova Scotia

Hi there,

Found this metal detecting today. Called police. Nearby homeowner and police arrived at same time, home owner said not to worry, that it's from WW2 but not explosive. Police officer accepted that, and home owner took the things home. Am worried for his safety. Is it dangerous? Thank you...

u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — 5 months ago

🔥 Hot ▲ 5.1k r/WhatsWrongWithYourCat

This is how Pinot drinks water

u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — 5 months ago

▲ 994 r/PetTheDamnCat

Pinot respectfully requests pets

This cat I'm sitting is such a grand gentleman. Love him to bits!

u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — 5 months ago

▲ 3 r/newfoundland

Hi there,

Later this week, I am travelling to Rose Blanche and staying at a house for 3 weeks that doesn't have internet. I am wondering whether anyone has advice on how I could get connected just for the duration of my stay?

Many thanks!

Edit: thanks for the suggestions... much appreciated!

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u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — 5 months ago

▲ 8 r/LawCanada

Hi there,

I recently noticed that there are some employees in the Government of Canada whose titles are 'Paralegal Expert'.

I was a bit surprised by the title, given that for lawyers (at least in Ontario), there are strong limits on how we can characterize ourselves (for example, we can be certified as specialists in particular fields, but not, to my knowledge, as experts generally).

This is probably much ado about nothing - just wondering if anyone had additional context to explain the 'paralegal expert' phenomenon in the Government of Canada.

Thank you!

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u/Legitimate_Scar7570 — 5 months ago