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Posted by Charles Buell, Seattle, WA, Home Inspector on 12/31/2008 07:59 AM

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Good Morning Charles-Pretty cool pic. That would be quite a ride. :-)

Kate Elim suggested I use this picture of Elaine Manes bicycle for today's Wordless Wednesday picture sunsmile

Pat, I think it would kind of shake your teeth out:)

I wonder if we could get the media to be wordless one day a week. It might help.

John----what an awesome idea----kind of a National Geographic without words!

There's something to be said for progress and innovative ideas...history is interesting, but in this case I'd like to resort to progress.

Forget the shaking of the teeth, the bruises on one behind after riding it.

~ Life is Good

Sara, I think this "artists" rendition of a bicyle might be better left in the artist's mind than to actually try riding it----especially compared to some of the modern contraptions we call bicycles.

Roy---you gotta love the wheel:)