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Bikestation DC: Making Clean Transportation Work
Sure, we all know that riding a bike instead of driving a car helps to reduce your carbon footprint. But for commuters in Washington, DC and across the country, new Bikestation facilities are making reducing your carbon footprint easy, fun, and convenient. Check out the benefits of Bikestation DC through member Jesse Holcomb’s daily commute.
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On October 22nd, 2010 at 2:42 am MPGomatic Said:
I have a Black & Decker cordless string trimmers. The battery life is remarkably short.
That’s a nifty trick hooking it up to a solar panel, even if it’s not practical to drag a solar panel around the back yard.
How about a laser string trimmer. zzzzzzTTTT! No more winding those pesky spools …