For longer walks over uneven terrain...I could imagine the golf cart/photo-backpacks pictured above with an attachable/detachable, lightweight "rickshaw" frame.
For longer walks over uneven terrain...I could imagine the golf cart/photo-backpacks pictured above with an attachable/detachable, lightweight "rickshaw" frame.
I was out photographing at the beach today with my 4x5 kit. My wife and I were taking a break at a picnic table.
A woman stopped by and said that was the best use of a golf cart that she had ever seen.
Her husband must be (have been) a golfer...
"Landscapes exist in the material world yet soar in the realms of the spirit..." Tsung Ping, 5th Century China
There ought to be a commercially viable niche market for a parts kit or shop modified cart much like those. Some of these carts themselves retail for under $40 .
In another thread here a year os so ago, it was noted that such a cart cant be used in Federal Wilderness areas. . . .but a travois can. Nothing that rolls I guess.
Drew Bedo
www.quietlightphoto.com
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There are only three types of mounting flanges; too big, too small and wrong thread!
I wonder if thats why the original Sherpa Cart faded away. Would love to have one.
I was hoping for something motorized.
I looked at those on ebay, looks nothing like the sherpa carts for hiking with cameras. They had bike size wheels and some could be collapsed a bit for narrow trails.
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