Maybe a cloth wagon? Radio flyer or a cheaper generic. Not very deep though. But long. Maybe with cable straps could fit more
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I ordered some 16” x 20” prints from Nations Photo Lab and they turned out well. They have a Lustre option that’s similar to a matte finish.
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Oh yeah they make some great kids wagons that are super maneuverable and break down.
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Hmm. This conversation is opening up many new possible avenues for me.
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Check Kinkos. I know they will also mount large size photos/posters etc.
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Someone with a Costco membership can buy you a gift card.
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In this case, I don’t think so. You have to use the website for this, and I think that requires a membership.
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Walgreens and walmart have some decent options which always surprises me.
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I think you need a cargo bike. hahaha
For realsies I was also thinking of the collapsible type wagons,
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Yess seconding the cargo bike suggestion. Or even a town bike with a milk crate for a basket, or panniers!
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Cargo bike would be a lovely, expensive option. I haven’t gotten a bike since we moved because I just have absolutely zero space to store one (no secure outdoor space and… the 530 sq ft thing). It would be so nice to have a secure bike parking area, ugh. (And I would minimally have to get panniers – a single milk crate is too smol for what I would want to carry.)
I don’t think I’ve ever seen a collapsible wagon like that. That is… very intriguing.
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They’re often at sporting goods stores or camping stores or places like Harbor Freight.
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I promised myself I wouldn’t buy too much more House Shit™ soon, after the Dutch oven and flour storage containers, but now I’m gonna be looking up a billion reviews of various ways to drag shit around my city…
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That’s not house shit; it’s city – dragging shit. Totally different.
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I use one of those collapsible wagons for hauling shit around convention halls in the before times when I would have a booth and run events. It was life changing. The wagon packs down really flat too. I used to store mine behind my office door when not taking out out on trips. Decently lightweight and the ha ele was adjustable enough for both me (5’2") and Mansplainer (5’11") to pull comfortably.
We ordered ours at Sam’s club, but you can find them in a bunch of places.
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I prefer the giant metal ones that can push or pull, but folding cloth ones are gaining popularity near me. I also see lots of people doing wagons, including the folding wagons.
Also, either throw it folded in the store cart while you shop, or lock it with a bike lock outside 
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We’ve been strolling to the store with our seat from the stroller removed and with our bike trailer which came with the stroller kit when we bought it used. Both fold pretty compactly and work great!
+1 to the cargo bike (and big shout out to carsick designs bags, which are awesome!)
Also +1 those folding cloth wagons are amazing, we use them for work.
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They’re so good
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