Teardrops n Tiny Travel Trailers

I just couldn't stand it anymore. I had to set things up and see how the galley was going to work. The upper cabinets are complete but the lowers still need to have the poly applied. That may have to wait until spring though I did gain some building time though by insulating the garage door and putting up some lights.
In the picture, I erased allot of the background clutter to make it a little easer to see.

Teardropaholic. No doubt about it. The only treatment is to take lots of and keep making sawdust.

Setting up the toys before the siding is done is a sure sign.

In the picture, I erased allot of the background clutter to make it a little easer to see.

HEY!!! Thats not fair! Re-touching a photo to erase all the junk, uh clutter!

HEY!!! Thats not fair! Re-touching a photo to erase all the junk, uh clutter! Laughing Laughing

True, but it sure makes my shop look cleaner. Hmmm, that gives me an idea, isn't there a "bestest cleanest shop" contest going on somewhere?

Setting up the toys before the siding is done is a sure sign. Thumbs Up Wink

No doubt I have the addiction, but in my defense, the cook table and dutch oven were set up because I have been practicing my cooking. Practice is much safer when done within delivery distance of a Pizza Hut.

Off topic of the thread, but what is the make of your tandem? The wife and I are considering a tandem!
By the way your galley looks cool!

ccdell wrote:In the picture, I erased allot of the background clutter to make it a little easer to see.

Wish I had thought of that. A very easy way to clean up the shop.

Your galley is looking good.

Off topic of the thread, but what is the make of your tandem? The wife and I are considering a tandem!
By the way your galley looks cool!

prohandyman, No worries. Recumbents are one of my (other) addictions. The tandem is a homebuilt. I have 4 or 5 different recumbents hanging up in the garage that I built a couple of years ago. I built the one in my avatar for a bike tour that my son and I went on in the Texas hill country a few years back. Ended up finishing it at about 10:00pm the night before the tour started. I think the commercial bike it most closely resembles would be a Rans Screamer.

Thanks for the comment on the galley. It is coming along, but ever so slowly.