full sympathy mate--ive had a few falls over the years, but ive learned to bounce.

Best wishes for a speedy recovery from all at Ferryhill.

Ian

Thank you for all the responses, much appreciated!

Quote from: chrism on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 06:01:30 PM

Quote from: Dorsetmike on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 03:47:44 PMI gave up walking sticks many years ago, the best solution in my opinion is a rollator

I dread to think what mischief George could get up to with one of those 

If its got wheels can he still drink VB?
Maybe it's why a stick is used
I'm sure there's no law to be found drunk in charge of a walking stick

Bloomin' heck! Assaulted by your own walking stick. But I sort of know the feeling - my crutches have beaten me up in the past and seem to be out to get Mrs Poppingham at present.

All of us in Poppingham wish you a speedy and pain-free recovery.

Toodle-pip

John

Quote from: Dorsetmike on <strong>Yesterday</strong> at 03:47:44 PMI gave up walking sticks many years ago, the best solution in my opinion is a rollator

I dread to think what mischief George could get up to with one of those 

Yes and best wishes for a speedy recovery from me as well.

Tim

When I saw the thread with just the title 'Bealman' I thought "Oh, God! What's he done now?".

Just try and stay upright and stop scaring the rest of us. I'm sure the Bealettes and the GrandBs don't want their inheritance just yet.

Get well soon!

Cheers,

Chris

Best wishes for a speedy recovery .
Bob

I gave up walking sticks many years ago, the best solution in my opinion is a rollator
https://www.amazon.co.uk/s?k=rollator+walker+with+seat&ref=nb_sb_noss.
have 3, one narrow 3 wheeler for use in the flat it can get into the more confined spaces & has a a tray and basket to carry cups and other day to day items.
The other 2 are 4 wheelers used for trips away from the flat, one I keep by the patio door has my small gardening tools, trowel, secateurs etc, the other for trips away from the flat, all will fold to go in a car boot if needed.
The 4 wheelers have seats with a canvas bag under, handy for a snack and a bottle or flask, I also have a bag to hang on the back rest, handy for tools etc.
If I go to a folk festival or other "spectator attraction" I have hooks on the back of my camera bag which allows it to hang from the back rest, attachments to the frame to hold a tripod and/or brolly, and attachments to hold a camera that clamp on the handles
https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0F5VJDVT9/ref=twister_B0H98WQFBJ?_encoding=UTF8&th=1