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About electric vehicles, with my electric motorcycle truly I felt nearly invulnerable to the crisis; especially considering that I also have PV panels that I can use to charge the batteries. Enough for gloating a bit under the helmet. But also I saw that it is not enough. All what I can do with the batteries I have now (need to be replaced) is about 25 km on a level road - and here it is everything but level. When my wife's car ran out of gas, the little electric thing was all what we had, and it is not much. Still, this morning, we have no gas for the car and it will take at least one more day before the service stations nearby will be refilled. We live in a suburban area, very much American style. Public transportation exists, but it is very poor. So, this morning me and my wife will be using the electric motorcycle to go to work together. The little thing is, actually, a one seater and with my wife on it we look like one of those 1950s pictures, when Italians would ride their Vespas with the whole family; man, wife, two children, and maybe a cage with a canary inside. A classic post peak picture!
More from where that came from: Lords of the Logistic
I have seen people in Morocco carrying a live ram on a motorcycle! (and two people riding it) Infinite is the variety of logistics
Sounds dangerous: I hope they had it tied down :) Fullgrown rams, atleast where I come from, weigh in at 100-120+ kg. I've carried sheep in cars a number of times, usually they just defecate and pee everywhere, but my father once got a ruined windshield when the young and agile male lamb he had in the passenger seat tried to jump through it head first. Stupid sheep, don't they know windshields are laminated? he should have aimed for the side window..
Jaha - skotter er enda dummer en sue. Troffet vi i Cork?
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Pigs?