I told you already how much I love my new wagon, didn’t I? And I use that thing indeed every day when I’m out and about, so it’s much more than just a lifestyle accessoire but really useful. For example today I carted this motherload around like a big girl. π
Are you appropriately jelly now? Gud. ^.^
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I see people walking to the beach with wagons like yours. Quite versatile, it seems.
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Teehee, Dolly, my version was particularly made for the beach, hence the wide wheels. And yeah, versatile it is. It was its humble predecessor,the βBollerwagenβ that helped rebuild Germany after WW2.
And then the American version, “Radio Flyer”, which also became popular. 4 wheels and a handle, covers the most basic needs of transportation.
Mine is able to carry a payload of up to to 100 Kg. That makes 2 lazy children plus some toys. Perfect for the beach.
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Ah, that’s the little red wagon I’ve heard about,
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Ya, the Radio Flyer is a famous children’s toy in the States. I’ve never seen one in person but I know they make those foldable wagons like mine now as well.
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Why is it called the Radio Flyer? Do you know?
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The internet knows everything:
“Why Radio Flyer?
Antonio Pasin’s wagons captured the spirit of the times. The first steel wagon was named Radio Flyer, by combining his fascination with the invention of the radio β by fellow Italian, Guglielmo Marconi β and his wonderment of flight.”
https://www.radioflyer.com/heritage
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Right you are! As I tell my students, ‘Just ask Mr Google.’ I should do what I preach.
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Almost. Only me, as a non-American anti-capitalist free and open source software propagandist would never tell anyone to use any Google or Google-affiliated service. Ok, there’s my YouTube addiction but I had that already years before YT was sold to Google. For searches I used to use Startpage (until that became a sell-out) and am now on Duck Duck Go and Yandex. Trying to completely de-Google my life.
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