Camera Working -- Here's Pix from Day I got my Scooter

Good news is that our camera is working again (turned out to be bad batteries). So here's some pix from when we pick up the scooter I got from Scooterville through the generosity of donors on Modest Needs.




We bought the scooter from Brad at Scooterville and picked it up at the Broadacres Swap Meet on Saturday, December 5. He's out there every weekend in Space 1304. Since then he's been totally supportive and we highly recommend him, his scooter team and his scooters to anyone who is looking for a great deal with wonderful service.



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I had to learn how to assemble and disassemble the scooter to get it in and out of the van.










Good news is that once I'm done, I got some place to sit and rest.





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