Klaas Bil <klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl> wrote: >> riders who don’t get to conventions for reasons of age
> Too young? Too old? Could you explain Sarah?
generally too young. Very few parents will let their little darling wonder
the country going to conventions alone untill they are 16-18 years old.
Under that age most Uk youngsters are reliant on parents or other "trusted
" adults accompanying them. Not all parents have the time, money or
inclination to do this. Then there is the cost!
Klaas Bil <klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl> wrote: >> riders who don’t get to conventions for reasons of age
> Too young? Too old? Could you explain Sarah?
generally too young. Very few parents will let their little darling wonder
the country going to conventions alone untill they are 16-18 years old.
Under that age most Uk youngsters are reliant on parents or other "trusted
" adults accompanying them. Not all parents have the time, money or
inclination to do this. Then there is the cost!
>Klaas Bil <klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl> wrote: >>> riders who don’t get to conventions for reasons of age > >> Too young? Too old? Could you explain Sarah? > >generally too young. Very few parents will let their little darling >wonder the country going to conventions alone untill they are 16-18 years >old. Under that age most Uk youngsters are reliant on parents or other >"trusted " adults accompanying them. Not all parents have the time, money >or inclination to do this. Then there is the cost!
That is indeed quite logical, Sarah and others who responded. I did not
think of kids unicycling without (one of) their parents riding as well. I
do ride as do my two little darlings so I was just contemplating “at what
age could my kids be too young?”. It’s myopia!
Klaas Bil
“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “war, cryptography, biological warfare”
>Klaas Bil <klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl> wrote: >>> riders who don’t get to conventions for reasons of age > >> Too young? Too old? Could you explain Sarah? > >generally too young. Very few parents will let their little darling >wonder the country going to conventions alone untill they are 16-18 years >old. Under that age most Uk youngsters are reliant on parents or other >"trusted " adults accompanying them. Not all parents have the time, money >or inclination to do this. Then there is the cost!
That is indeed quite logical, Sarah and others who responded. I did not
think of kids unicycling without (one of) their parents riding as well. I
do ride as do my two little darlings so I was just contemplating “at what
age could my kids be too young?”. It’s myopia!
Klaas Bil
“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “war, cryptography, biological warfare”
>Klaas Bil <klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl> wrote: >>> riders who don’t get to conventions for reasons of age > >> Too young? Too old? Could you explain Sarah? > >generally too young. Very few parents will let their little darling >wonder the country going to conventions alone untill they are 16-18 years >old. Under that age most Uk youngsters are reliant on parents or other >"trusted " adults accompanying them. Not all parents have the time, money >or inclination to do this. Then there is the cost!
That is indeed quite logical, Sarah and others who responded. I did not
think of kids unicycling without (one of) their parents riding as well. I
do ride as do my two little darlings so I was just contemplating “at what
age could my kids be too young?”. It’s myopia!
Klaas Bil
“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “war, cryptography, biological warfare”
>Klaas Bil <klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl> wrote: >>> riders who don’t get to conventions for reasons of age > >> Too young? Too old? Could you explain Sarah? > >generally too young. Very few parents will let their little darling >wonder the country going to conventions alone untill they are 16-18 years >old. Under that age most Uk youngsters are reliant on parents or other >"trusted " adults accompanying them. Not all parents have the time, money >or inclination to do this. Then there is the cost!
That is indeed quite logical, Sarah and others who responded. I did not
think of kids unicycling without (one of) their parents riding as well. I
do ride as do my two little darlings so I was just contemplating “at what
age could my kids be too young?”. It’s myopia!
Klaas Bil
“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “war, cryptography, biological warfare”
>Klaas Bil <klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl> wrote: >>> riders who don’t get to conventions for reasons of age > >> Too young? Too old? Could you explain Sarah? > >generally too young. Very few parents will let their little darling >wonder the country going to conventions alone untill they are 16-18 years >old. Under that age most Uk youngsters are reliant on parents or other >"trusted " adults accompanying them. Not all parents have the time, money >or inclination to do this. Then there is the cost!
That is indeed quite logical, Sarah and others who responded. I did not
think of kids unicycling without (one of) their parents riding as well. I
do ride as do my two little darlings so I was just contemplating “at what
age could my kids be too young?”. It’s myopia!
Klaas Bil
“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “war, cryptography, biological warfare”
>Klaas Bil <klaasbil_remove_the_spamkiller_@xs4all.nl> wrote: >>> riders who don’t get to conventions for reasons of age > >> Too young? Too old? Could you explain Sarah? > >generally too young. Very few parents will let their little darling >wonder the country going to conventions alone untill they are 16-18 years >old. Under that age most Uk youngsters are reliant on parents or other >"trusted " adults accompanying them. Not all parents have the time, money >or inclination to do this. Then there is the cost!
That is indeed quite logical, Sarah and others who responded. I did not
think of kids unicycling without (one of) their parents riding as well. I
do ride as do my two little darlings so I was just contemplating “at what
age could my kids be too young?”. It’s myopia!
Klaas Bil
“To trigger/fool/saturate/overload Echelon, the following has been picked
automagically from a database:” “war, cryptography, biological warfare”