Boats. Bikes. Bicycle. AirTrain: Eco-friendly Train Travel. Train journeys are one of the most comfortable and memorable ways of traveling. The designer, Fransesco Codice, describes the concept of a purification process in trains, which cleans the impure air and releases fresh oxygen back to the passenger cabin. This not only makes your journey a memorable one, but also makes it eco-friendly. The plants will be placed above the passenger’s seats and will be held inside a transparent compartment. In fact, these plants will be visible to the passengers inside the cabin as well as to the people outside away from the train. The reason for making it transparent to the external side, is to allow sun rays enter inside, which is very essential for the growth of plants. The carbon dioxide gases are absorbed by the plants through small ports. Cute Vintage Ice Cream Trucks. "QUANTUM SHOT" #748Link - article by Simon Rose and Avi Abrams "Stop Me & Buy Some!
"... "Often licked, never beaten! "... Ah, ice cream trucks. What great memories they represent from so many people’s childhood years! The sound of those distinctive tunes and melodic chimes are still guaranteed to send shivers down the spine even today. (images credit: I Love Lucies, Thomas Ackroyd, 3, 4) The original idea of the ice cream truck was relatively simple, that the delicious tasty treats of the ice cream parlor are coming directly to you. (Shane McGill of Muscatine with his 1957 ice cream truck, more info; right image via) (1954 "Good Humor" ice cream truck, image credit: Jack Snell) Very cute 1954 Morris ice cream van, Plymouth Barbican: (images credit: Richard & Gill Long) Fully restored British 1962 Commer Karrier BF van (more info): (image via) In the early 1920’s, before ice cream trucks and vans, the first ice cream bicycles appeared in London.
(images via 1, 2) (images via) (images via) (image via) It’s The Future, Y’all: Electric Roller Skates. South Africa's Rovos Rail. South Africa's Rovos Rail Rovos Rail, one of the most luxurious train lines in the world offers an enchanting combination of the romanticism of prewar travel with the most luxurious of modern amenities. First established in the late 1980s, Rovos has gained an international reputation of excellence. Lovingly restored passenger trains can carry 72 passengers in 36 well-appointed suites so that they can experience the mystery of South Africa in the same manner as yesteryear, even while enjoying the finest cuisine and South African wine. Want to go? The suites are decorated with wood paneling and Edwardian period features, the air-conditioned suites are spacious enough to accommodate two people offering the option of twin or spacious double beds. For more space and luxury, Royal Suites and Deluxe Suites which take up half a carriage are available.
Want to Go? Want to Go? Chefs emphasize local ingredients and a variety of fresh foods are served daily. South Africa's Rovos Rail. The ZBoard. This Mercedes-Benz helicopter is an S-class for the skies. We’re One Step Closer To The Hoverboard With Solowheel.