Re: Galley Box

cool.

I'll soon be building one for my coleman two burner propane stove.
This will have to fit in my AF3. Not sure about the shape yet.

Frank

--- In bolger@y..., wserjeant@f... wrote:
> Hi All,
> This is my first post to the Bolger group. I find it a very
> stimulating facility and congratulate people on the quality of
> discussion.
> Although I do not own a Bolger boat, I'm fascinated with his small
> boat designs - they are so innovative and often fairly simple to
> build.
>
> I'm just completing the building of a 14' sailing canoe - it is an
> adaptation of an English version of Storm Petrel - quite a
different
> boat to the Bolger creation. To enable me to have warm drinks and
> simply cooked food while underway, I've built a Galley Box, which
> doubles as a rowing thwart. Being mobile, it can be taken ashore
for
> camping with a tent - although I shall sleep aboard.
>
> To see pictures of the Box, visithttp://www.micro-sailboat.co.uk
and
> click on 'Galley Box'. The whole concept is simplicity and ease of
> construction - incidentally, cheap too.
>
> Bill S

Hi All,
This is my first post to the Bolger group. I find it a very
stimulating facility and congratulate people on the quality of
discussion.
Although I do not own a Bolger boat, I'm fascinated with his small
boat designs - they are so innovative and often fairly simple to
build.

I'm just completing the building of a 14' sailing canoe - it is an
adaptation of an English version of Storm Petrel - quite a different
boat to the Bolger creation. To enable me to have warm drinks and
simply cooked food while underway, I've built a Galley Box, which
doubles as a rowing thwart. Being mobile, it can be taken ashore for
camping with a tent - although I shall sleep aboard.

To see pictures of the Box, visithttp://www.micro-sailboat.co.ukand
click on 'Galley Box'. The whole concept is simplicity and ease of
construction - incidentally, cheap too.

Bill S