Re: [workbike] pigs

Sounds like just the ticket for an AT (all-terrain pedaled vehicle). 
Al: Any suggestions for these people?

   --Jean Seay

At 4:31 PM +0100 9/13/99, Andrea Casalotti wrote:
>The old Christiania brochure featured a happy pig on the trike (he 
>probably knew
>that he was not going to the slaughter house). Three pigs will 
>probably not fit
>and even if you use a large trailer, like the Vitelli, they are definitely too
>heavy for a long hilly ride.
>
>I don't know how convenient would be to make three trips. I would 
>also not like
>the pigs to associate the trike with death.
>
>Andrea
>
>Zero Emissions, Real Options Ltd
>Tel/Fax + 44 (0207) 723 2409
>Mobile 07712 64 85 88
>zero@workbike.org
>http://www.workbike.org/zero
>
> > -----Original Message-----
> > From: workbike@ihpva.org [mailto:workbike@ihpva.org]
> > Sent: 13 September 1999 11:10
> > To: workbike-digest@ihpva.org
> > Subject: workbike digest V2 #182
> >
> >
> > We received the following query a few days ago.  I told Tim
> > that we had no experience moving livestock, but thought it
> > would take a lot of effort to move such a heavy load over
> > such a long distance across hilly terrain.  Any comments?
> > Please CC to Tim.  He'd also appreciate any suggestions for
> > equipment.
> >
>PS Tim's address was not included

------
Jean Seay
jseay@ihpva.org -or- jaseay@earthlink.net
San Luis Obispo, California

• References:
  • [workbike] pigs
    • From: "Andrea Casalotti" <zero@workbike.org>