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Re: Table Plans (holder)

Thomas W. Strong Jr. (strong@DEMENTIA.ORG)
Sat, 30 May 1998 12:55:29 -0400


On Fri, 29 May 1998, Patrick Meehan wrote:
> Our troop has at least a 1/2 dozen of these tables and try to take them with us
> on certain camporees when possible. The problem we are trying to solve is
> keeping the right pieces w/ the right table and to be able to store and carry
> efficiently. Has anybody devised a setup or method for doing this. We
> currently have marked the 'joints' to be able to know which end goes where and
> with which 'set' of table pieces. But as more and more tables are built and
> time moves on, we run out of colors and the markings themselves disappear. The
> carry part as only been slightly talked about in our troop... I'm thinking of
> some kind of strap system or bolts...

How about letting the boys decorate a table (or pair, or a small group of
tables) for each patrol? Paint the entire table with a certain color
scheme, and put the patrol emblem on each part. (and perhaps paint an
old goat and a rocking chair on the tables for the adults to use?)

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