Put this in your environmental pipe...

This is the height of cool. I ran to Liz's house today with Olivia and Anwyn in the front chariot (www.chariotcarriers.com),which is mine. I picked up Anthony and Eric in the rear chariot with Liz's hiking "backpack" attachment.
3.1 km, a distance which normally takes me 15-17 minutes in the summer, took me about 25 minutes (not counting the bitching and complaining). That's not much better than a fast walk. But, I expect that as I get used to the gear, the load, and the snow disappears in the spring that I should be able to significantly improve on this initial time.

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rainswept said…
All you need is an end to end cable that runs over your shoulder so that you can lift them right up to go off-roading.

Mtwer.
12:31 pm
captainorange said…
Actually, I can get right over the snow piles when crossing 8th street in the middle. It is freaking amazing. I highly recommend it to anyone with 4 kids and a thousand dollars to blow.
3:33 pm
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