How old is too old? (1 Viewer)

[Billy23]

I think it will be DVLC who have the final decision on when we give up. As long as I can drive in a safe manner we shall continue to travel. There is just nothing so good as setting off in your motor home, [HI]with all your bits and pieces around you[/HI].

These days I carry my bits and pieces with me all the time, not just in the camper

 

[Larrynwin]

50 is to old..

People get grumpy then. ..I can't wait

Humbug , I don't beleeeve it :Sad:

 

[DuxDeluxe]

My wife tells me I was a grumpy old git at 30. ........:Blush:

 

[scally]

we will never be past it

once we can no longer drive, we will get our son to drive us

when he is fed up of driving us, we will get his children to drive us


hehehehehe


you are never too old xxx

dream on sad to say unless you are very lucky Gail:thumb::thumb:

 

[buttons]

50 is to old..

People get grumpy then. ..I can't wait

I can probably speak with a bit/lot more experiance than yourself. Grumpiness is not an age thing, it can happen at any age. Having experienced the transition through from 45 to 55 I can declare little change. Life will always be good whatever your age, up until you loose the ability to enjoy yourself. Whether it be enjoying a drink with family and friends, running a marathon spending time on the slopes or even winding a few grumpy old buggers up on the internet it all wards off the inset of grumpiness.:thumb:

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[ukbill]

My inlaws stopped motorhoming last year aged 82

not long for u then ya old git

 

[ukbill]

when i slowly being taken into the fire's of hell then it will be time to stop but before then i will keep going as long as my single brain cell lasts