Sea legs

[Sea Dreaming]

I found is photo on a blog. I don't know the original source but I thought ýou all might enjoy it.

[tkeithlu]

Wow! The walker for beached cruisers! So often we forget the rich lives our elderly have lived. My father-in-law, now in dementia, has photos of ships he piloted through the Panama Canal in his room just to remind staff of the person he was.

[ontherocks83]

That is awesome! I am totally getting one in 40 or 50 years.

Thanks for sharing

[SV Bacchus]

Somebody did some nice work on that!

[ontherocks83]

I can just picture shuffling down to the nursing home cafeteria pulling up to your chair, throwing the anchor off the bow and then sitting to eat.

[Sea Dreaming]

[QUOTE=ontherocks83;2200816]I can just picture shuffling down to the nursing home cafeteria pulling up to your chair, throwing the anchor off the bow and then sitting to eat.

[barnakiel]

Getting there, slowly ...

;-)
b.

[MarkJ]

My mum has dementia, and mobility issues. She would have loved a walker like this.
Its a "Memory Box" on wheels. Just lovely.

I want a Beneteau Walker for when I get older.

[Steadman Uhlich]

That shows love for the sea (or boating) and love for the sailor who uses it. Beautiful!

[Panope]

How 'bout using the front half of a WALKER Bay dinghy?

Steve

[sailorboy1]

blue water walker for the go small crowd

[Teknishn]

Oh Yeah! Me in a nursing home heading to the Mess Decks...coming up I'm gonna have to tackle a beam reach to port (i.e. turning a corner): "All hands! Stand by to tack! ...Helm's a'Lee!". Steady on Boys, it's sliders and fries in the Galley today!

Knowing my luck, the care providers would foul my anchor so I couldn't go too far and terrorize all the landlubbers in the facility with nautical terms and salty language! (Put out more scope...more scope I say! )