Traverse City, Michigan. Looks as if it’s hard a rough night partying, doesn’t it? Not to worry; it’s just been to a parade:
I like the look of the skate a lot (though this one has a car seat attached to the frame), and the way the seat height adjusts up and down. Being able to bring a stroller right up to a table is a real convenience.
Unfortunately, a surprising number of retailers have told me that they hate selling it, though, because the fold mechanism (at least in the early ones) breaks easily. That’s harsh – one thing my vintage Peregos offer is real durability.
Love that purple canopy – very festive, don’t you think?
Published on
October 2, 2009 in
Books.
If you are planning a trip to England’s Lake District (or if you live there, you lucky dog, you), perhaps you need a copy of this book:
Alibris says:
There’s something to suit every type of walker – from mostly level walks around pretty Lakeland villages, to more adventurous but safe hikes across windswept fells.
Ummmm . . . “windswept fells”. Sounds like memory-making to me. Longing to share Wordsworth’s world with your baby-in-a-buggy? This could be the guidebook of your dreams.
Heh, heh. This one’s for the strong-of-back and indomitable-of-spirit. And anyone else who thinks life goes best with a bit of eccentric flare.
It’s got a nice proto-alien look going for it, doesn’t it?
Peekaru for two.