Even under normal circumstances, the mix of carts, wagons, and pedestrians in the undersized alleys was subject to frequent traffic jams and gridlock.
Vendors will be restricted to food trucks per se (no carts, wagons, etc), and the majority of the food preparation will have to occur off-location, i.e: not in the truck itself.
Ox (plural: Oxen): a bovine that is trained for draft work (pulling carts, wagons, plows, etc).This is a term that primarily refers to a male bovine that has been castrated after maturity.
Long evening... Well before the early sunrise there is a sound of distant thunder It is a cart, a wagon... Beating down every other sound...and fading away until at last the heart is louder and the day begins.
I have track irons, which came into vogue in the mid-1800s, with little silver-dollar-sized heads designed for playing out of rutted cart or wagon tracks.
Choose a wall mounted reel, or a cart or wagon style that can move through the yard with you.
*If you want your dog to pull a cart or wagon, then one dog will do the trick.
Much has changed since 4-foot-by-8-foot carts with wagon wheels — known as retail merchandising units, or R.M.U.'s — had their debut some four decades ago.
Castor oil was used as a lubricant for wheels of carts and wagons before the petroleum era.
According to Chesson, "in eerie silence," the crowd "marched up the steep grade on Ninth and Main Streets," going toward the river, seizing carts and wagons as they attacked two warehouses in Shockhoe Slip.
