I've got one of those and it's quite cumbersome and storage is at a premium
we were looking at more practical for a 10 minute walk each way- easier for pushing too- with a wheelbarrow you have to use both arms, you have no choice but with a pram it's easier to move around with one arm if necessary
im not very good on a bike mine has been in the shed for 18 months
i like the top pic gardengirl but the bottom one I would find a bit too flimsy maybe- I've used them before for other things and have had to replace them fairly quickly
a full on pram is nuts, I know that but I'm trying to think practically- the new plot where the chickens are going doesn't have vehicle access for the heavy stuff and around here, a pram would "blend in" better- even if it is full of chicken feed or potatoes or plants or compost
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Gina that's exactly why I went back on the list for another plot as I already feel/know that my half plot isnt big enough
I am still on the list but him indoors isn't now
mmm... think I will put my name down again too
Can I ask- for those of you without cars or vehicle access to your plots- what do you use for getting heavy stuff to and from your plots/homes?
I'm thinking of getting an old pram for this very thing and wondered what you all thought?
builders barrow???
I've got one of those and it's quite cumbersome and storage is at a premium
we were looking at more practical for a 10 minute walk each way- easier for pushing too- with a wheelbarrow you have to use both arms, you have no choice but with a pram it's easier to move around with one arm if necessary
How about a bike and little trailer like Katie's
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWZlEFF4Qcc
Fruitcake a pram would do the trick but I would make it not look like a pram
How about something like this from Google search
The only thing I have is the black and yellow trolley below one of those fold up ones
thanks ladies
im not very good on a bike
mine has been in the shed for 18 months 
i like the top pic gardengirl but the bottom one I would find a bit too flimsy maybe- I've used them before for other things and have had to replace them fairly quickly
a full on pram is nuts, I know that but I'm trying to think practically- the new plot where the chickens are going doesn't have vehicle access for the heavy stuff and around here, a pram would "blend in" better- even if it is full of chicken feed or potatoes or plants or compost
Fruitcake found a few trolleys that look good and strong
http://www.clifford-james.co.uk/shop.cfm/garden/power-tools-and-equipment/68/5731
http://www.ebay.co.uk/bhp/wheelbarrow - good tipper up trolley
Gina, fruitcake..... Nice to see your pics, will try and post mine this weekend!