Danny,
That is a beautiful galley! REAL classy!
Those cabinets look like designer cabinets, and I really love that stove. I am guessing that you are using a cooler in the car, as I don't see a fridge, unless it is hiding behind one of the doors. Love the counters, too. They remind me of the counters in my son's new home, which I have only seen in pictures. ( I hope to get to see it when we visit them this summer) Love that pull out work surface between the drawers and the cabinets. Can you say---CONVENIENT???
Be sure to show us the galley again, when you get the cabinets on top added. I know that it will be even nicer looking then, though it is hard to improve on as it is. I will show this to my hubby when he gets home this evening, and will save it to my favs, too.
By the way, my dad's cousin lives in your town. I haven't seen him since 2003, when he came to my dad's funeral. I guess he still lives there. I think that the name of the town may be a Native American Indian name. I think he told my daughter about it, etc., but I am not sure if I remember all the details.
Blessings,
Cindy
. I used 120# gas struts and they work just fine.The doors & drawer fronts are made from Canary Wood, with Walnut bead trim. The self edge on the tops is a gorgeous piece of fiddle back eastern Maple. Later I'll make a matching cabinet on the upper wall to hide the wires and give some shallow storage. The upper top is 42 ½" from level ground and the slide out tops are at 36" from level ground. The Outback stove/oven slides out for use. I made the doors to the cabin too and I'll post photos after I make sliding doors & track on the headboard cabinet. 
Danny
Doug PS...did that galley light come with a black housing or did you paint it?
. Now you need to build that tear around the p-lam I gave you. 
