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Yes, John Harris did something similar, but the galley he made (fiberglass and 
plywood) fit in place of either of the underberth access covers on his/my M-15. 
It held a propane burner on the galley surface with the bottle hanging 
underneath, had an opening for the valve, a small cutting board, and slots cut 
in the plywood for storing plates, utensils, etc. Looks very nice, and I have a 
file somewhere with photos and text I created for, but which never made it on, 
the MSOG site. Unfortunately, when in place you lose the berth, and have to do 
something with the berth cushion (like leave it home), so it appears only 
practical for single-handing. It's too tall to turn upside-down and store 
within the berth (and stuff would fall out anyway), which I think would be 
ideal. You'd still have to do something with the berth cushion when you set up 
the galley, though. If you're reading, John, correct anything I've got wrong, 
as I've never actually used the galley or sailed with it in pla
 ce.



Ask John about it when you see him at the wooden boat show (whoever that was 
going), and I'll e-mail the file to anyone wanting it if you'll e-mail me 
offline at [EMAIL PROTECTED]



John Tyner





> 

> Chimpanzee's former owner did something very similar to that, didn't he?

> 

> ----- Original Message ----- 

> From: Tom Smith 

> To: For and about Montgomery Sailboats 

> Sent: Wednesday, August 17, 2005 12:58 PM

> Subject: RE: M_Boats: Galley of Jtb

> 

> I like the idea of being able to move the galley around Rachel, even off

> the boat if necessary.  I've also thought of building a galley that

> drops in where the porta potti fits on the M15, which is better use of

> that space IMHO.  t

> 

> Tom Smith & Jane VanWinkle

> M15/345--Chukar

> M17/496--Unnamed

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