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Wednesday, March 31, 2021

Methods of Getting from one place to another

 How to get from one end of town to another when you are carrying cargo is the question for today.


                                                   The following photos can be found at AMORQ





Well, these methods seem to work just fine. 



Saves money?



28 comments:

  1. Wow! They were all pretty fascinating, but I can't get over the one with the bricks. I am reminded of loading up the vehicle to move child(ren) into university housing, as well. -Jenn

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    1. We loaded up our kids' stuff to move to Uni. Discovered much.

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  2. these remind me of when i was running from LIFE to come here to Florid and take refuge with my aunt. I went by the storage unit in my 1984 Nissan Pickup, a tiny truck. I put everything I needed which stacked the back of the truck 3 feet taller than the cab height, stretched a tarp over all of it and tied it tight. Could only use side mirrors and the whole 7 hour drive i was terrified to change lanes on the interstate...got it done and left that storage unit piled high with furniture. the bricks are mind boggling

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    1. The piles we have moved were darn scary. Turning left was always tottering.

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  3. Just hope the bus driver remembered he had those prams hooked on to the bus! I wonder if the Guinness book of records has one for the most bricks on a bike! Great photos.

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    1. We were stuck in I-5 traffic coming up from Mexico. The trailer above lost its load of navel oranges. We sat for quite awhile. Air smelled great.

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  5. Graphic #3 is us moving with two kids in early 60s. LOL
    Enjoyable read and amazing how folks get by in this world, Humans are over all, resourceful.
    Love from Florida,

    Sherry & jack

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    1. Dad let us ride in the truck bed at times. Now I am aghast.

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  7. I am reminded of seeing women sitting elegantly side saddle on motor bikes in New Delhi traffic. Elegantly side saddle behind the rider while clutching several children and with armloads of shopping...

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  8. We mostly see over loaded trailers with hay around here. I have seen a few cleverly laden Amish buggies too! The brick carrier boggles the mind!

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  9. Yikes. I often think of how I'm going to get something home, so I find I don't acquire things that I can't transport. They clearly were motivated.

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    1. We have moved big stuff, tried to cram it in the trunk. Wasn't pleasant.

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  10. Wow. Just goes to show you do what you have to.

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  11. I'm surprised to see pram hooks on the front of the bus. Here in Australia they used to be on the back. When they were eventually removed, mothers had to fold their prams and carry them onto the bus along with the baby and the prams were placed in an empty section at the front of the bus. Imagine trying to fold and hold a pram, plus baby, plus handbag or maybe a bag or two of groceries. No wonder women stayed home a lot. Those who couldn't drive a car anyway.

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    1. Initially I thought there were babies in the prams.

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  12. I'd like to see a high speed loading process on that brick guy...

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  13. The overloaded truck makes me think Beverly Hillbillies. :)

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  14. Orange taxi for the Barber of Seville. He shaves oranges.

    God bless.

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  15. Goodness me!
    Quite a lot of overcrowding on many here.

    All the best Jan

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