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My dad always said that you may have a lot of money, but that you work too hard.

That you don't have any family, and never get out there and live.


So I was thinking that I could offer a few suggestions.

After all, money isn't everything.


Have you ever tried skiing? It's a lot of fun.



Camping is a great way to relax.



The peace and quiet will do you good.



Just getting out for a good walk can help to relax you.



Canoeing and kayaking is a favorite with many people. I recommend letting the water take you to new places. It can be invigorating. You MUST try it.



And if canoeing doesn't appeal to you, why not go for a swim.



And don't forget biking. It's a wonderful way to get around.





What do you say. Lets sneak away without telling anyone.

We can enjoy a beautiful sunset together.

Hey there OldAirmail, thank you for the great pictures but I don't think that I will personally be doing any of that in the near future The older I get, the closer to the ground I prefer to be. Except for flying of course I don't even like to be on my roof any more as I don't bounce as well as I used to

Keep smiling
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These days, I find myself firmly attached to my comfy arm-chair....

...which is nice!... ...!

..(Safety First)... ...!

Paul..... ... ...!

OMG!

That last picture!

WHERE IS MY UNCLE!!!!

It's just me on that little ledge.

OldAirmail wrote:OMG!

That last picture!

WHERE IS MY UNCLE!!!!

It's just me on that little ledge.

Must be an "after" shot huh?

I have a deal.

This guy has been around the reef for several years

He doesn't bother me and I don't bother him.



He's just a barracuda. He won't mess with you if you don't mess with him.

Wow, that is one ugly hunk of fish.

Hawkeye07 wrote:Wow, that is one ugly hunk of fish.

That's why you avoid them. They can bite off a finger in a a half of a second but they usually avoid people. I can swim within a couple of feet of them without fear because they know good people/bad people. They don't attack unless they feel threatened.

They are known to go for shiny objects so if you are diving in 'cuda territory remove your jewelry.

Webb wrote:

Hawkeye07 wrote:Wow, that is one ugly hunk of fish.

That's why you avoid them. They can bite off a finger in a a half of a second but they usually avoid people. I can swim within a couple of feet of them without fear because they know good people/bad people. They don't attack unless they feel threatened.

They are known to go for shiny objects so if you are diving in 'cuda territory remove your jewelry.

I find it difficult to imagine anything more painful than a Barricuda biting off my; "Jewelry".... ... ...!

Paul.... ...!

The "Family Jewels" should always be kept in a safe place... ...!

A barracuda bite is relatively painless because their teeth are so sharp. It would be like slicing off a finger with a razor blade in an instant.

Sort of like a piranha on steroids.