BELINDA GROVER PHOTOGRAPHY

STOPS ALONG THE WAY

Seen on a Walk

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This classic wagon looks like its been repurposed as a garden planter. In 1930, the owner of Radio Steel & Manufacturing named the wagon Radio Flyer to honour the era’s advances in communication and aviation. Over the years, a lot of kids have played with or been pulled along in these little wagons.

12 thoughts on “Seen on a Walk

  1. Lynette d'Arty-Cross's avatar

    They such a classic (and are actually still available, too). Great picture, Belinda. 😊

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  2. Brad M's avatar

    I had one like that, and probably of that same vintage. Thanks for the memories.

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  3. circadianreflections's avatar

    I used to have one! Once the kids outgrew it I used it to haul gardening stuff from the car to the yard, and heavy stuff was easily moved using it. It got really rusty and even had a hole in it so when we moved I sadly parted with it.

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  4. wordsfromanneli's avatar

    We used to have a wagon like this as kids. Not that brand, and not THAT long ago, but the same style. It was good for so many things. Way more fun than a wheelbarrow.

    What a photo find!!

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  5. Eliza Waters's avatar

    Definitely a classic! A staple of childhood. πŸ™‚

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