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Old Shopping Carts Aren’t Just For Bums Anymore [Furniture]
In: gadgets
21 Jan 2010
As designer Ramon Coronado demonstrates, if you cut em up and rearrange the parts, you can actually make some really cool furniture.
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1 Response to Old Shopping Carts Aren’t Just For Bums Anymore [Furniture]
terrified by spiders
February 9th, 2010 at 1:01 pm
Francisco Coronado explored what is now the southern part of the United States in the 1540's. A sword believed to have belonged to one of Coronado's soldiers was found by a Kansas farmer. The sword is now on display at the Kansas Museum in the capitol at Topeka, long with a piece of armored mail.