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This stroller was sitting on a spot-lit, rotating platform, in the window of a store on State Street in Santa Barbara. I wonder if it comes with its own remote stroller alarm system and GPS navigation.
View large for a better look at her great facial expressions. Too bad the photos are blurry :-(
Kids run too fast for me ;-)
This is Anna, she's my little cousin. She's two, and full of energy. Here, she's playing with a stroller belonging to another family at the park. And having a great time :D
I met her for the first time that day. I hope I'll get to see her and her little family sometime soon ..
I really need someone to invent teletransportation soon.
This is a differently cropped print of Young Man on the Go, and this one is labeled: "10 mos. 25 lbs.". You can see more of the side porch off Grandma McCombs' kitchen here, including the flour-sack dish towel that was almost always hung out there to dry.
The stroller is more a convenience to overburdened parents than fatigued toddlers, although he will sit there happily munching away at our farmer's market bounty.
Heard of parking lots to park cars and such...how about stroller parking...this is from down in Walt Disney World in one of its theme parks.
I realize the strollers may be tiring to parents and kids alike, but they are tiring to everyone else visiting Disney. I think touring Iran was more relaxing. After a day of dodging these things, you're exhausted.
The Ogden Point Breakwater and Unity Wall Mural. Once we got done strolling out to the end and back, we had to take the side trip to read all the informative signage. Rightfully proud of their achievement they are, and the story of the mural made for a good read.