It's amazing how many walkers there are for different activities. I saw this recently at my grandparents. I also saw someone who was going too fast in her walker while on vacation and when she fell it broke a wheel. Thankfully, there were a few of us around to help her. Thanks for the photo. Happy Thanksgiving from the states.
Full marks for still getting out and about - I'm not sure we'd all have that kind of persistence and courage.
ReplyDeleteSafety first
ReplyDeleteGood to get out.
ReplyDeleteAnd that's the way...
ReplyDeleteSo brave to be out and about on a walker, alone, these days. If I'm ever in that situation, I pray I'm just as brave!
ReplyDeletehugs
Donna
I love sheep scene header photo. Slow and steady is the way! Have a great day!
ReplyDelete...most of us will reach this point in our lives.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how many walkers there are for different activities. I saw this recently at my grandparents. I also saw someone who was going too fast in her walker while on vacation and when she fell it broke a wheel. Thankfully, there were a few of us around to help her. Thanks for the photo. Happy Thanksgiving from the states.
ReplyDeleteI love seeing older people out and about but I wish they had someone else with them.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo.
ReplyDeleteIt's better to sit on the couch whole day...
ReplyDeleteGreat juxtaposition of wheeled vehicles in meeting human needs.
ReplyDeleteI admire her determination.
ReplyDeleteLovely photo, Bill.
Slow and steady sounds like good advice.
ReplyDeleteWalking is healthy, and if she gets tired, she can always sit in her chair. Good for her.
ReplyDeleteGreat tools like that are available!
ReplyDeleteIt's a blessing to be able to walk at her age, Bill. Blessings!
ReplyDeleteThe trick is to keep on moving. Good for her.
ReplyDeleteA una determinada edad, ya fallan las piernas y es una buena ayuda un andador.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
Churchill Stone? I never realised that auld Winston fathered a love child in Donegal!
ReplyDeleteBoa tarde Bill. Segurar sempre.
ReplyDeleteDetermination and a great assist!
ReplyDeletePut safety first.
ReplyDeleteYou are welcome to read my most recent post.
Good caption!
ReplyDeleteThat's the way!
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Buena foto. Te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteLovely street capture.
ReplyDeleteDoing a good job.
ReplyDeleteBonita foto. Saludos
ReplyDeleteGreat contrast there, Bill. The tortoise and hare come to mind. But good on her for getting out.
ReplyDeleteDevagar se vai ao longe, lá diz o ditado popular!
ReplyDeleteExcelente momento! Um abraço
Ana