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None of them seemed to have any problem with the rolled gravel surface, though one lady wearing open sandals was none to pleased. You will note that the single wheeled stroller to the right of the group seemed able to cope with the coarser base on the outside of the rolled section.
Waiting in the stroller still dazed because its too early for him to get out of bed, especially when he has to go with to drop sister off at school.
Now we can all go for walks together...if only the weather will clear up. The stroller arrived a few hours before it started dumping snow!
Inchcape Strollers football team held their annual trophy evening in May, 2000 at the Leisure Bowl. The prize-winners were, from left, back - Abigail Webb, U-11 Player of the Year; Laura Beattie, U-13 runner up; Leanne Sim, Dave Beattie, manager; Kerri Bruce, Leanne Waddell and Cara McKnight: front - Keira Beattie, Gemma Brown, Kerry Tindal, players bowling winner; Elise Bowie, U-13 player of the year; Jamie-Lee McCredie and Helen Ritchie.
Zapp does NOT come with a cupholder, we solved the problem by stealing the cupholder off our Bugaboo (also fits on our Quinny Buzz)
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my attempt at making a new doll stroller cover. it's a bit wonky but it is better then the shred of fabric that was flying in the wind.
the cute animal is 'blondie' by camilla engman
It is laid down somewhere (probably para. 16(b)(v) of the Lonely Planet Ordinances (1998, rev.), though I haven't looked it up) that one must take some photos of lemurs while in Madagascar. Having seen some lemur backsides perched high in the treetops in Ranomafana National Park, I was pleased to see a few of these charismatic animals up close in the Lemurs' Park, a commercial operation on the outskirts of Antananarivo. Supposedly the animals can be seen in their natural environment, except they are fed and pampered for the benefit of the tourists. Not natural, then, but these are animals rescued from urban environments and now living reasonably independently and without cages.
This one is a Black-and-white-ruffed lemur (Varecia variegata).