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| Galley Goofs If the kitchen is the most important room in the house, then the galley is of no lesser importance on a boat, especially aboard an overnight cruiser. So why so many mess-ups in these mess halls?For some fishermen we know, the galley is just a place to rest a half-eaten Slim Jim, maybe a Snickers bar and a bag of potato chips. For the cruising family, however, good meals aboard are crucial to sanity on the high seas. That means the boat must have a practical, workable galley. Over the past year, Powerboat Reports has snapped a few photos of galleys on cruising boats from roughly 26 to 35 feet. Many builders do a good job of packing in a lot—sink, stove, countertop space, coffee maker, refrigerator, drawers, and cabinets. But they don’t always pack it in wisely. …Subscriber login Purchase selection, or begin your FREE 14-day trial subscription to powerboat-reports.com. Click Here to download Adobe Acrobat | |||||
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