Like an old dog?

sconhome

It's been a growing concern.

Hearing & reading about one seasoned campaigners struggles with current technology, one can only start to feel pity in the same way that you would regard an old dog wandering along a road, it's head hanging, mooching, looking for company.

You know this type of fellow has been around a long time. Has seen it all, done it all, buried many a bone but now age is catching up he can't remember where he's buried most of them. It's a dog you'd respect.

If you met him on a run, you'd probably give him a bit of space. You can't be sure, he could be an old grouch, that could give you a tired old snap or on the other hand he's likely to ignore you. Don't mess with him and he'll leave you be.

Running past him, giving him space, he might even lift his weary head in acknowledgement of this courteous strange human.

And as you look into his tired eyes and see the milky clouds of age you think...TUNNEY!!!


It's the only solution I think of to solve the watch fogging conundrum. .

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It is sad to see alright. We should start a collection, not for another garmin 910 but to see if we can get his eyes fixed to solve this "fogging" issue

BTH

Brenna Defeated Nun wrote: »

It is sad to see alright. We should start a collection, not for another garmin 910 but to see if we can get his eyes fixed to solve this "fogging" issue

I've never net Tunney, so I don't know the answer to this. Does he wear glasses when he runs?? Maybe it's the glasses fogging up??

tunney

You know that they do to old cranky dogs?
They get put down.............