Thread: Farewell to all at Aulro

All the best mate, your knowledge has helped many on this site.. Family is the most important part of our lives. You can drop in anytime.

Sorry to see you go. You have a few good years left in you. Baz

80? Barely run in for an old two stroke. You're not the oldest (nor most troublesome ) on here.
Appreciation of, rather than ownership seems to be the criteria to be welcomed here.
Thank-you for your knowledgeable advice and dubious humour, keep visiting and we'll keep enjoying your company.

Sad news indeed! Reaching old age is great but sadly none of us can predict in what condition we arrive in. I hope you enjoy the time left to you in a manner of your choosing. Your membership here was/is valued. As has been said....don't be a stranger and drop in from time to time. Welcoming Land Rover aficionados await you.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

80? Barely run in for an old two stroke. You're not the oldest (nor most troublesome ) on here.
Appreciation of, rather than ownership seems to be the criteria to be welcomed here.
Thank-you for your knowledgeable advice and dubious humour, keep visiting and we'll keep enjoying your company.

Fare thee well old Truckie's mate. Thanks for your knowledge of things archaic. Remembering your trips back in equipment history was a joy to read, Brian.

80 is no age at all in the scheme of things & I wish you better health for the future.

Originally Posted by Bigbjorn

Fellow Aulrovians, it is time for me to bid you all adieu. I am now 80 and in poor and failing health. I have sold the County-Isuzu, the No. 5 trailer, and all the spare parts and accessories. It is time to put the cue back in the rack and relax with the family through what time I have remaining. Estimate is 2 years or up to 5 if I submit to the indignity of dialysis and a nursing home.

Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to all.

Bigbjorn (Brian)

Back at you young fellow. A nifty 92 year old lady told me about young whipper snappers giver her a hard time at her new digs in a retirement place. I was concerned and offered help with the "young whipper snappers giver her a hard time". She advised she could take care of them!

I did ask how old they were after she saw her Doc and was leaving. She told me "They are only in their 80s"

Merry Christmas and take care young guy.

Merry Christmas Brian, thank you for your tips, advice and contribution to the forum.

Someone would have picked up a very well looked after 110.

Brian, many thanks for all you have contributed and knowledge and input over the years I have been on here. We are going to miss your posts! Hope everything goes OK with your health. Merry Christmas and Happy new year to you and family.