We had a blast looking at the educational displays and exhibits as well as the Possum's Pocket Nature Store. The exhibits portray the Ohlone way of life, and includes a tee-pee and a tule reed boat constructed by park staff and volunteers using Native American methods. Other exhibits cover the park’s natural history and wildlife.
On our way back to the parking lot, the little guy was again too excited that he keeps on getting off the saddle and then dance on the pedals saying, "this is how Lance does it".
A nice outing of the family on a triplet for the day.
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3 comments:
Jack, nice triplet! You look kinda winded on the top left pic! =P (just kidding) I know! You were running back for the shot since you had to place the camera waaaaay back! :) How long is that thing?
Glad to see that your family shares your passion for bicycling.
Ride on bro!
Jack, Can you tell me if the tandem rears cranks are freewheel? Where did you get the child attachments? Great looking bike and family..
Hi Chip, Thanks for the compliments.
The rear cranks are fixed with the other cranks by the chain.
I posted a want ad on craiglist for the child stoker kit and 2 guys responded so I know they are out there. If you can't find one on craigs, here is link to an online store:
bottom of the page, http://www.tandemseast.com/parts/kits.html
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