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My Art Toolkit is now available in my shop! Learn all about the kit and how I developed it.
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I love human propelled activities and with gas prices high and beautiful weather, I’ve been using my bike trailer more often. I call it the “caboose” and it’s a Burley Flatbed tailer that allows me to haul loads behind my bike of up to 100 lbs. It’s balanced, handles well, and only adds a little drag… Ok, hills can be a bit painful. One of these days I’ll get better gearing for hauling with my road bike.
I generally use the trailer with a large plastic bin which I can fill with all sorts of gear. The bin is waterproof, easy to secure, and I like that it’s opaque and keeps contents hidden.
Another bike set up for hauling that I’ve seen around Seattle that I may invest in sometime is the Xtracycle hitchless trailer that gives you a “sport utility bicycle.” They’re quite versatile with carrying loads well and even passengers!
There’s a fantastic site cargocycling.org if you’d like to learn more about car alternatives.
I'd be delighted to hear from you.
My Art Toolkit is now available in my shop! Learn all about the kit and how I developed it.
Sketched ideas for my ideal watercolor palette.
Sketches, video, photos, and details from my hike to the Hidden Lake Peaks in the North Cascades.
Interview with my father as I experiment with my new sound recorder.