Wheels and the human body go places in ways we have often forgotten. Innovative, human-propelled transport, often with goods attached, knows no bounds.
Courtesy of photographs assembled first-hand last week, the proof is in, accompanied by the health benefits championed by urbanists today.
Want to leave the car behind?
Here are several visual hints for upcoming trips to and from your neighborhood hardware store, market, farm stand or beverage purveyor.
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