The table came unassembled, which was a good thing, or otherwise it wouldn't fit into the bed of the Tundra. We spent about an hour and a half putting it together. Probably would have gone quicker if the weather was a tad less dicey. I think we were barely above 50 degrees on Saturday afternoon, with added wind chill factor from the extremely blustery breezes.
12/5/09 Part one of assembly (the easy part). Put table top on flat surface...
Gilbert at his workshop, i.e., the bed of the Tundra. No need to glare, I know you didn't volunteer to put this thing together, but imagine all the al fresco dining we'll be able to enjoy after all is said and done!
Oooh, look - it's got legs!
Hana is not impressed.
You see, there's just no impressing a Princess...
Another baleful assessment from Hana...
YAY! All done.
Except for minor adjustment of the nuts and bolts. Can't have the thing collapsing from the weight of four full-sized adults.
Storm clouds on the horizon. Perfect weather for a picnic. Seriously...
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