BABY ON BIKE

Lightweight Outdoor Sport Gear Camping Sailing Travel Bifocal Reading Sunglasses +1.00 Zip Hard Case

This listing is for Brand new Bifocal safety sunglasses for outdoors sporty activities.
Included: One piece of Bifocal black half frame sunglasses & reading glasses (contains a black case with hook)
Bifocal diopter with magnification power of +1.00 in lower portion of lens
Super Lightweight ( Glasses approx 25.4g/0.05lb )
Handy hard case, zipped closed size: L 6 3/4" x W 3 1/2" x H 3" ( 17.2cm x 9cm x 7.5cm )

Fashion black arc style temples, smoke lens, more functional with bifocal design.
Made of high quality PC plastic material, the slim Frame is ultra light & never deforms.
Built with Soft synthetic rubber for nose pad & temple tips provide more comfort & slip resistance (non slip)
Sunglass smoke/grey lenses help reduce eyestrain in bright lighting conditions
Shield up to 99.9% of UVA and UVB light with shatter resistant polycarbonate lenses
Get maximum eye protection and visual clarity
The reusable storage/travel protective case is easy to fit your belt/backpack/bags with the hook, lightweight & stylish.

Conveniences you get from this item:
- discreetly take with you to read the menu at a restaurant
- perfect to take places without the worry of breaking your glasses
- great as your main pair for travel or a wonderful extra pair to keep in a handbag, briefcase or automobile
The following table shows how the power of the lens changes with age:
A 10 year old has 14 diopters power
A 20 year old has 10 diopters
A 30 year old has 7 diopters
A 40 year old has 4.5 diopters
A 45 year old has 3.5 diopters
A 50 year old has 2.5 diopters
A 60 year old has 1 diopter

To keep from breaking or scratching your lens, remove the stickers with a piece of scotch tape. Press on and peal off.

Available in different diopters.
Please note that the hat is not included, you may buy it separately if you like the item, please check our listings...

Frustrations mount in my present physical condition.
Foot & ankle in a cast = limited mobility, slow, strenuous, potentially dangerous.
In-cast-erated comes to mind,
Moderately dependent follows,
Temporarily banned from sporting activity quickly ensues.
Lack of physical pursuits strikes me most
As a large part of me thrives
On the sheer thrill of challenging my athletic ability,
Stressing the fibers, stretching the ligaments, forcing the speed,
Riding the accomplishment wave that a good run provides,
Or the suicidal high that a rock-littered mountain bike trail presents.
Instead, my crutches are confronted by the nightmare that a staircase becomes,
My right leg weighed down by the unfair shift in load bestowed upon it,
My arms strain to swing my frame in an unfamiliar now repetitive motion,
My mind cringes at the work it takes to shower.............
Stand in the tub on one leg while the other hangs lazily,
Cast encased in a protective rain sleeve….protection from possible mold and unpleasant smell.
My state of mind = disheartened……….
………..but encouraged by the shallow reality of my circumstance:
Down but not broken; Slow but not static. Temporary but not permanent. Embarrassing, but common.
LUCKY but not ILL-FATED. HEALING but not INCURABLE. BLESSED but not ABANDONED.
It may be hard, but not impossible.
It could have been deeper……could have been worse…..
What is two weeks of temporary frustration?
Compared to a lifetime of mobility loss that others less fortunate experience?
I think of what my mother would say at my annoyance: “Be thankful. Be humbled. Be less-dramatic. Overcome.”
I’m in it for the short haul. I’m a few weeks from 100% mobile again.
I’m capable of appreciation, open to positive thinking, and surrounded by meaningful motivation.
These crutches are tools necessary to this sport called physical healing,
Just like a bat is necessary to baseball or a board to surfing.
I am more humble. More understanding. More conscious to the fact that this is nothing.
This too shall pass.
Humility = Insignificance. Practice makes perfect.

OldManTravels 1993 Honda XR650L dual sport motorcycle. Mt. Rainier. September forest service road riding can be darned cold in the morning by late September up above 6,000 feet. The jeep road crosses the top of Darland Mountain at 7,000 feet. From this lofty perch in the Cascade Mountains you can see Mt. Rainier; Mt. Adams; and the Goat Rocks wilderness peaks. A pair of binoculars, camera, lunch, and a good map. Fun way to spend a day.

This is a great loop ride. Ride up the North Fork of Ahtanum Creek; cross the top of Darland Mountain; then return down the Middle Fork of Ahtanum Creek. All land to the south of you is Yakama Indian Reservation land. Top of Darland Mountain is at: N46 30 50 W121 12 35.

Note: I bought the XR650L new from a Honda dealer in Eastern Washington. Each dealer was allocated one XR650L when they first came out so I bought this bike sight unseen from that dealer. I had owned many Honda motorbikes before including the XR500L (which even with compression release was a hard kick start task on a steep trail). The XR650L has electric start and is perfect for forest service roads and jeep trails. It now has 10K miles on it.

Update: July 2008. I sold my 16 year old XR650L purchased in June of 1992. Time had come to hang up the helmet. I will now put all of my energy into road trips; hiking; and some more mountain backpacking trips.

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