Life is an adventure.
Bill Gronau believes that, and he lives his belief. Climbing, geocaching, archery — he’s tried them all, and much more.
Christopher Beamish loves the challenge of puzzling together the pieces of clocks and watches, making them tick again.
Art Grossman puts in miles on his bike. Lots of them. More than 14,000 last year, in fact.
In this edition of Vitality, we tell you their stories. Life shouldn’t slow down after you hit 50. And these stories show you that it can just be the start of a well-lived life. We also tell you about college classes aimed at older adults. We even have a story about how to make sure you’re getting the best nutrition as you age.
Read on. And then get out there and keep learning and growing.
- Retired doctor happily racks up the miles on his bike
- Learning never gets old at Creative Retirement Institute
- For clock expert, solving tiny puzzles makes time fly
- Former sailor and climber has a taste for adventure
- Former sailor and climber has a taste for adventure
- How to eat right for life — and enjoy it
- If you wander near, don’t miss these museums
- Senior Resources
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