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PostTue Jul 21, 2020 10:53 am 
I stopped by my favorite bike park to take a look at some adobe berm that had been drying. And this resulted in "an adaptation" of "tool on hand" (or trunk) to do yet more improvements...
I had an old Dana Designs Urban backpack and a Grocery Outlet fabric bag. Both exceeded my expectations carrying loads of dirt ad rocks, crazy heavy loads.
Kudos to both bags for yet another practical used when buckets were not available. up.gif up.gif

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PostWed Jul 22, 2020 8:57 am 
Dog food bags make good gravel/dirt/rock hauling bags as well. They are tough, light weight, and roll or fold into a small size when not used. Rumi

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PostSun Aug 02, 2020 10:36 pm 
RumiDude wrote:
Dog food bags make good gravel/dirt/rock hauling bags as well.
Do they have handles or do you use a dolly with them? I've been wishing I'd brought a dolly a few times.

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