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Polaroid Cube: Xlnt For Special Needs Sr Fotogs


Many senior travelers require cane, cart, crutch, wheelchair or other aid to fully enjoy their trips. Now, for those who want to continue lifetimes of creative photo/video ventures, the Cube is perfect.

For about $100, you get almost unlimited quality photos, as well as 90 video minutes on each recharge. The little camera with big ideas is easily hand-held, plus it mounts on magnetic metal surfaces, such as canes and wheelchair arms, and quickly detaches when necessary.

It’s waterproof and shock resistant, great for senior tourist shots on beach, jogs and bike trips. And don’t forget to take plenty of selfies. The kit includes a mini tripod, great for super-sharp video and photos. The Cube also makes a great holiday or birthday present for the traveling senior. For more info, go to www.polaroid.com/cube

No More Unchecked Wheelies Allowed Free On Ryan Air PDF Print E-mail


As airlines keep cramming in additional seats to bring in more money, passengers will not only be squeezed in the smaller spaces. Additional dollars from their wallets will be squeezed out.

Ryan Air now limits carry-ons to smaller, soft bags and backpacks that fit under seats. If you plan to fly Ryan Air and other airlines with the same restrictions, always be sure of the latest bag requirements. If you don’t want to pay the ever-growing fees for checking luggage, scan the ads for those you are permitted to carry aboard free.

 
 
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