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Pumpkin Tree Swing
3 people recommended this item
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Don't we all wish we were Cinderella? She has a fairy Godmother who turns pumpkins in transportation.
Carolyn Fletcher and Stevy Myburgh may not be magical fairy godparents, but they're close enough with their Pumpkin Swing. It probably took a little more than uttering bippity-boppity-boo to transform recycled copper into a 300-pound swing, but we still think it's pretty magical, especially with interior lighting and a music box.
And you don't even have to worry about a clock striking midnight.
Updated Oct 8, 2007
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Specialized Globe City commuter bike
5 people recommended this item
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Commuting is all about pedal pushers vs. petrol pushers these days, friend. Are you for critical mass or mass consumption? Perhaps Specialized's Globe City commuter bike can help make up your mind.
It comes more loaded than most luxury sedans with specifically tuned geometry, integrated fenders, racks, lights and chain guards. You'll have to snap on your own cup holder but, with smooth-riding high volume tires, most of your java will stay in its jacket.
In partnership with the new movie The 11th hour, ThisNext is also giving one of these bikes away. Just make your own eco-friendly recommendations that might help the planet extend its 11th hour and tag them "11th hour" (via Win a Specialized Eco Bike!)
Updated Sep 26, 2007
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Eco Bags Reusable Produce Bags
13 people recommended this item
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You ride your bike wherever you go. You recycle everything. The guys at the market call you Kermit -- you're so green carrying that reusable grocery bag.
Until you drop a pound tomatoes into a plastic baggie.
Eco-Bags keep you from having to use those plastic bags for produce. They're organic, lightweight, breathable, washable and sturdy enough to hold even potatoes. Slip your produce into Eco-bags, drop them into your reusable grocery bags to tote, anf hop on home, Kermie.
Updated Aug 24, 2007
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Paper Nor Plastic - Reusable Bags
9 people recommended this item
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Dying to get your hands on the latest It bag? Stand in line for two hours? Let's not forget the point of the bag - made of canvas, the totebag can be re-used to carry home groceries.
What IS all the fuss over Anya Hindmarch's "I'm Not a Plastic Bag" when there are plenty of totebags out there that can be re-used for groceries, like the "Paper NOR Plastic Bag." It looks and folds like a paper bag, but has the reusability of plastic bags. Made of polyester and vinyl, it's sturdy, and doesn't create the hassle of storing a bunch of bags under your sink (or wherever you stuff all those plastic bags in your house).
Plus, you don't have to stand in line for two hours.
Updated Jul 20, 2007
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Sling Seatbelt Hammock
7 people recommended this item
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Weekend warrior? Please. Not us. You go right ahead and break out all those DIY tools, outdoor gear, and sports equipment to be...active. We'll just watch you scurry around with all that energy from our Sling, because we think weekends are for relaxing.
Sling is a hammock, handmade from 100% unused, recycled seatbelts, and comes in six different colors. Green is pictured, but we like orange, since we don't want to blend right into the trees from which we're hanging.
Updated Jun 15, 2007
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