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Should I try to install backing pieces and bend 1/4 inch ply over the curve opening and fill edges with bondo. Or do I install 3 or 4 large blocks of wood approximating the radius, sand it down to conform to radius then fill gaps? Any other suggestions appreciated.

Burn it and collect the insurance money!

Plywood will be quicker but won't last long,I'd fill with wood blocks and sand down.paint the bottom,tops,and inside edges before you install the blocks(depending on what type of wood you are using)

Arent you a lawyer r sumtin? Hand your checkbook to any group of mexicans and let them take care of the rest.

I hope your boat is far far away. Them termites might jump on it.

No termites. Rot from roof drip and exposure.

Mmm watermelon skittles! I like your style bud

ummmm.............buy another column

New column(s) is what should be done

yeah I think pintail gave dg the pervervbial bitoch slap

Grand pappy Pierre would know what to do. Have a seance and see what he says to do.

Replace it with an aluminum, or metal inner column and face it with matching wood on the outside.

Just put some bondo on that shit you still have 50 % good wood , greAt stuff foam works great I hear

Den get Brady to come paint it "Urnge" for ya. ha

Any one near Lafayette, LA have two jack posts I can borrow?

Cut the whole column off square at the bottom and create new base. You could build something square (Same size or slightly smaller than existing base) out of treated lumber that wouldn't rot. You could use a concrete base and wrap it with wood as well.

they make the fiber glass now

Went with new columns.

DONE

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fix the loose brick before someone injures themselves.

Is that your duck dog? I figured your house would be painted lime green or purple with urnge trim.j/k