It’s going on for 50 years old now. At the other end I wear RMs - they’re probably over 20 years old. I believe in the Sam Vines Boot theory.Nice hat!
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It’s going on for 50 years old now. At the other end I wear RMs - they’re probably over 20 years old. I believe in the Sam Vines Boot theory.Nice hat!
Good looking and a nice smile.
I think I read you are in your mid 40s is that correct, you certainly don't look it if this photo is recent. I thought it looked someone in their 20s. Some would say would whatever you're doing it seems to be working for you.View attachment 132997
At the top of a small mountain hike. Trail is only 900m long but you go up 300m. Proving it's not the height of the mountain that matters the most, it's the slope. I work for the municipality you see in the background as an Engineering Technologist. Mapping and tracking the infrastructure and helping with the behind the scenes aspects.
Thank you very much for the kind word. It is a very recent photo taken about a week before I posted to this forum. I always attribute the looking young to the hairline. No receding/balding and next to no grey. My barber who is 30 but looks 50 hates me for it. In a joking way of course. Now if you were to start looking at xray's and mri's you'd quickly see the age.I think I read you are in your mid 40s is that correct, you certainly don't look it if this photo is recent. I thought it looked someone in their 20s. Some would say would whatever you're doing it seems to be working for you.
I always attribute the looking young to the hairline. No receding/balding and next to no grey. My barber who is 30 but looks 50 hates me for it. In a joking way of course.