Actually, the dryer was fine, and was donated to Habitat for
Humanity. It was the washer that died. Still, it's amazing how
quickly this thread went down the clothesline path :P
I have had a couple of people contact me about Romulus frames; their
asking price is well within my budget (even afte
Pete,
This thread sure headed down the clothesline path quickly.
Hang in there, I'm sure the right Rivendell frame will show up.
Our dryer had problems after we moved into our new home (the dryer
came with the house, the previous owners had seven kids). I spent
every evening for a week taking
For the record, I like the idea of line drying. Wish more people did
it.
As for Pete's more pressing question - I have a Kogswell P58 that I've
thought about selling:
http://www.cyclofiend.com/cc/2008/cc480-estebandelrio0508.html
I suppose I could be talked into it :) I do love the bike, thou
I second Eric's suggestion, and raise it thusly:
http://www.laundrylist.org/
These people help lobby against restrictive language in HOA
agreements. Florida (where I no longer live ) for example has
legislation prohibiting HOA's from prohibiting laundry lines or solar
collection panels.
Still go
Perhaps attach a bicycle to the dryer? I'm trying to work with you
here ... a penny saved on the dryer is a penny earned toward a new bike!
--Eric
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www.campyonly.com
www.wheelsnorth.org
On Sep 5, 2008, at 4:03 PM, pruckelshaus wrote:
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> Alas, I live in one of those idiot-fi
