check out those rides!
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“my stroller of choice is the graco classic.
it’s the ’70s buick of strollers, bulky with a complete absence of style.
there are no good lines on a graco.
yes, it has cup holders, like any self-respecting car or stroller does these days,
but the luxuries stop there.”
-shawn amos
Not as much chrome or money, but eerily similar to a bunch of motorcycles parked together. Can you say “stroller gang”?
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exactly, i see the parallels )
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All so nicely parked!
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yes, quite the organized parking lot –
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Haha! They all look comfy.
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they do!
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So often we say,”I just want a normal day.” But then we crave the other. Something different and exciting.
Those strollers look like the other to me. 🙂
Normal is me riding in my 10 + years Honda.
I would like something different …. like a 911 Carrera 4S Cabriolet …. for a change. All I have is small change, so won’t be happening. 😦
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exact same principle –
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An interesting photograph. I wonder where they were parked and why.
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At the zoo on my recent visit. Strollers not allowed in some exhibits due to social distancing
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A great snap. Well done.
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thanks, norah. it just struck me – a mini parking lot )
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Very cute. 🙂
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we were discussing group names for many categories of things but strollers never came up, but seeing there are quite a few parked outside how about a ‘surfeit of strollers’? 🙂
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That works
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There they are, Beth! Classic according to Tori?
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Right
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Oh this takes me back, Beth. Our first stroller was from Toys R Us. I can’t remember the brand. Then we got a front and back double stroller, a Graco, and we used that until our kids didn’t fit in it anymore. I used to put three in it and carry our baby! It was fancy for then because it had a snack tray with a cup holder in the front, but not very fancy compared to today’s strollers! Still the simple umbrella strollers were often the best option. Great post!
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I was all about the umbrella strollers!
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So easy and quick! We finally got one with a little canopy and that was the best one.
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Nice
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Like a “Wagon Train” for little ones!
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It is!)
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We never had the Cadillac of strollers, but had plenty of Buicks. Tough as nails, impossible to stop. Now I have stroller memories rolling through my mind …
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Same!
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Gang: The Mild Bunch
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All powered by parent. Environmentally safe.
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My kids were crazy when they had the chance to ride such vehicles.
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Don’t know any of those models, had a dad-made wooden rocking horse (which was passed on to unknown kids after the 4th child grew out of it), can’t remember any stroller but remember very well that we were straining in our ‘leashes’ mum held firmly in her capable hands…. Love this neatly lined-up collection 🙂
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Only the finest luxury vehicles for your students, Beth. No Ford Pintos in this bunch.
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no pintos! these were at the zoo and the ‘parking lot’ was full )
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it’s all about the cup holders. that’s all I look for when I buy a car 🙂
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you have your priorities straight )
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I can understand how a cup holder works more than a carburetor… 🙂
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Same!
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😂 how appropriate I read this today. Cup holders being the only connection….husband is buying a lawn tractor and his biggest concern is that it have a cup holder.
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It’s vital
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Hahaha, cute!
Then there’s the other end of the “rides” scene.
A couple blocks from me there’s an old neighbourhood restaurant, that seniors hang together in. (Well, pre Covid for many many years.) They all use those special seniors scooters. They park them in front, like motorcycles in the old Brando movie “The Wild One”. Although it looks more the “The Mild One”.
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The best!
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