My wife sent me to pick up some wood for our garden projects. This is the reason we bought a cargo bike.
Right? The bike is cool, don't get me wrong, but that waterfall/stream down the rocks is beautiful! Seems like a lovely spot~
Add to that a freakin steeple suggesting a beautiful centuries old Cathedral in the background.
In Canada we have our ancient wilderness .... In Europe they have centuries of historical civilization.
Well ... At least according to Wikipedia, one of the necessary parts of civilization was a writing system.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Civilization?wprov=sfla1
As far as I know there were no writing systems developed by native Americans until Sequoya invented one for the Cherokee in the 1820s.
So there is an argument to be made that although there were native societies here first, there was no civilization.
That's a pretty enthnocentric definition. I can't read most of the sources, but reference #5 gets it's definition from a book written in 1936. Modern anthropology and other social sciences have moved beyond this definition because deciding if "Civilization" exists should be more nuanced than checking boxes.
It's one of few hills in Berlin - Kreuzberg. The steeple is not a cathedral, but a monument from 18th century dedicated to victory in the war against Napoleon.
It's a nice park to just chill and drink a beer, and the waterfall helps to cool the air in these hot days.
That right there is couple goals to me. Gardening and active transportation are both super sexy.
May I ask what's the plan for this wood?
We built a box to store our gardening tools and it also doubles as a bench. Nothing fancy really.
If that load stayed upright then i think the bike only deserves a fraction of the credit, whoever packed and rode that is a boss.
That's awesome! I really want a cargo bike, but they're just not really a thing in my area.
On mastodon I follow the hash tag #carryshitolympics you would be a perfect candidate. I love my Muli Cargo Bike