….and the other items were red vines, fresh okra and a tin of Hungarian paprika. My daughter and I had just made a run to Lucky’s Market here in Boulder. We had a late summer gumbo and a peach cobbler. It was one of the best days of our summer. The Kogswell is a great grocery getter.
I use black zip ties between the slats in the bottom of the crate. They go around the bars of the rack and get cinched down really tight. The rack doesn’t move or shift or vibrate at all. If/when I need to remove the crate I just snip the ties.
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….and the other items were red vines, fresh okra and a tin of Hungarian paprika. My daughter and I had just made a run to Lucky’s Market here in Boulder. We had a late summer gumbo and a peach cobbler. It was one of the best days of our summer. The Kogswell is a great grocery getter.
It’s a lovely photo. I can smell the peaches from here…
How is the box attached to the rack?
I use black zip ties between the slats in the bottom of the crate. They go around the bars of the rack and get cinched down really tight. The rack doesn’t move or shift or vibrate at all. If/when I need to remove the crate I just snip the ties.
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