Thank you. Yes, it folds up quite well - but lacks a proper bag (something for next winter).

Unfortunately I am only able to upload images to my profile albums, not pdfs... or I am too stupid. I just attached the (very raw) drawing to this post.

The bulbs are fairy lights, which we attached semi-permanent for nice athmospheric evenings :) They are just simple, cheap LEDs from gardening supply, with a small PV-cell attached. They go on every dawn automatically, and shine through the night. Positive side effect: we don't need to worry about setting our anchor light any more.

For me it would have been a shame to soon start forgetting about the wonderful amateur methods.

Having some sqm of fabric (Swela Outgaard 190) and webbing (25 mm PES) left over, I took to the still smoking sewing machine and created a yellow umbrella as a sun shield. The shape I derived with CAD to get it work without any wrinkles, used amateur method B to sew on "batten pockets" and put in some 25mm grp tubes, connected by alu tubes (like tent poles, but heavy duty). All around the corners I sewed on the 25 mm webbing.

The four sided sunshield is 2x3 m, carries at the cross point of the battens. I attach a spare halyard there, lift it, and attach 4 diagonal lines all around the cockpit. That makes it very easy to adjust height and angle according to the sun. Works like a charme, and did cost me nothing.