New Table Top

[Gerry]

Just wanted to share the sight of the new table top I built for my Boler. This is 10 lbs lighter then the 3/4 inch MD board that was in there before and a bit more atractive.
Now that I got this finished I can start to pack for the first week out on May 2nd.
Gerry the canoebuilder

[Bonnie]

Wow. That's beautiful.

[james kent]

Lookin' Good Gerry.
I like your inlay. This will add some personal character to your trailer.

[Greg A]

Nice work Gerry!
Matching cabinets next winter?

[Donna D.]

Gosh, that's really pretty. I like in the inlay . I've seen a similar table top that the inlay was a checkerboard, for board games. Glad to know it helped lighten up the load too

[ChuckH]

WOW !! That is beautiful. I envy your talent!!
Chuck

[GregLS]

Great job. Too cool!

[Doug Mager]

WOW, thats impressive!! I sure wouldn't want to lower that down and sleep on it...

[Christi V.]

thats beautiful! Nice work...

[BobB]

We lived in Visalia, CA for 15 years and there is a bronze End of the Trail Statue in Mooney Grove, just south of the city. It's a great place to stop if you are in the area. Great symbol! One of my favorites.

[Gina D.]

oh my.. that IS purdy! Great Job!

[Sharon Herman]

Really Cool!

[peterh]

Nice job. I love the inlay!

--Peter

[Joy A]

Gerry, very Cool


Donna D.----- inlay game board is what I've had in mind if I ever remove the couch and make a small dinette up front in my 13 footer. I've got all the wood as I am going to make a game table for the family room to go along with the pool table I've have in there. Some how I just haven't had time for either.

no emoticons for camping

[SherryNPaul]

Gerry, "The End of the Trail" has always (in my memory) been on the wall somwhere in my grandmother's and my mother's home.... One of my nostalgic favorites. thanks for sharing your photo. The table is beautiful, and I'm sure you and yours will enjoy it for many years to come. Well done!!! Sherry

[Phil Underwood]

looks great !

[Connie M.]

Wow, Gerry - you mean you had time to make that beautiful tabletop, AND do all that snow shoveling?

[Gerry]

Actually needed something to do while the snow was falling.
I worked on the inlay for about 2 weeks but the table only took about 3 days to build.
I am planning to do some cabinet doors and just may but will not put such an intricut inlay in them, but will all have things important to me and my heritage.
Perhaps...canoes and padles.
Now that the snow has gone I can get down to some summer work such as cut next winters firewood .
Glad you all liked my table.
Gerry the Canoebuilder

[Pat R]

Dude... that is a really nice table. One of the best, if not the best I have seen.

[Candi Woods]

We lived in Visalia, CA for 15 years and there is a bronze End of the Trail Statue in Mooney Grove, just south of the city. It's a great place to stop if you are in the area. Great symbol! One of my favorites.

My father grew up in Visalia, CA and I've seen that statue many times. I think the original used to be in Mooney Grove but they have since moved it to the Cowboy Hall of Fame museum in Oklahoma City, if I have my facts straight and if my father remembered correctly. He's since passed away so that statue has some sentimental memories attached to it.

Very nicely done, Mr. Canoebuilder. You did a fine job.