New York City, Upper East Side: If you’re looking for the greatest number of Xplorys per square mile, the Upper East Side is your kind of geography. It’s one of few places where you can count on seeing a least a couple of Xplorys on any given day. This one’s quieter than most, a tasteful black instead of something-vibrant-else:
It’s difficult to see in this photo, but that grey insert is mesh. There’s air flow inside the hood on this warm summer day.
Last year I was treated to the amazing sight of matching beige Xplorys, seats right up high facing the papas who were pushing them, strolling side-by-side in Soho. I didn’t get a good shot – those guys were men on a mission, moving with lightening lightning speed through the crowded sidewalks. (Successfully, too, I might add – who’s going to argue with tandem fast moving Xplorys?) It was a truly impressive sight.
Effective mass increases with velocity, so technically it’s not possible to move with lightening speed. Unless you’ve got wings, then lift will do the trick.
Surely you meant lightning speed.
Why, so I did! (Gulp.) Thanks! I’ll be correcting the error with . . . well, as quickly as possible.