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The Bike Hearse: Your Green Trip To The Afterlife |
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| By Michael d'Estries in Bicycles, Transportation | October 12, 2009 | ||
How’s this for a unique and eco-friendly way to get from the funeral home to your final resting place? Wade Lind, owner of Sunset Hills Cemetery in Eugene, Oregon came up with the “bike hearst” as an option for those really looking to limit their impact once they’ve passed on. Let’s hope there aren’t many hills along the way.
To find out more about Sunset Hills, jump here.
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BusyBee said,
I think he better put some bungees on that!
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ethan said,
Technically that’s a TRIKE hearse. But hey. Neato.