THE BIODIVERSITY BUGGY!
I have a dream to travel far and wide as an eccentric musician and seed collector with wares of seeds of all sorts, all over this continent. I have no idea if this will ever happen but at least there will be a funny buggy so it's always an option. Buggies are common around the Waterloo Region, where I am, due to the Older Order Mennonite and Amish settlements that are around here, who still use horse and buggy. I am speaking in Pennsylvania German below, which is the language they speak.
Side Profile of Buggy
(Still missing metal frame...)
The buggy! This buggy is made almost entirely from recycled wood found in Waterloo, Ontario. It is all sanded and then stained with boiled linseed oil. I got most of the metal pieces needed from the Ontario Seed Company on King Street in Waterloo, and will likely get many seeds from them as well, in addition to just collecting seeds all over as I ride around the countryside preaching the good word of Permaculture and spreading seeds to help bring back the biodiversity we've lost.
The front fabric is from an old tent, as are the windows. I dug up the tarps used for rain-protection that were buried by my Papa to prevent 'weeds' from growing.
If you want to help fund this wild project, here is a link below...