Old age, in essence, is no different from childhood: everyone around you knows better than you what you can and cannot do, and they forbid everything. It’s just that in childhood it seems that there is one long and endless holiday ahead, but in old age you have a great idea of what’s ahead... and you decide to arrange this holiday for yourself. What do children dream about? About Disneyland? Wonderful! We're going to Disneyland. This is what the spouses John and Ella think about. Behind us is a wonderful life together of sixty years. And now they are already over eighty, and all the good things are in the past. Or not? Why not get into the car and drive away wherever you look, away from illness, caring adult children, annoying doctors, and just old age. The last grand adventure of life, the last expedition in search of a holiday. In the end, this is their life, their path, and only they can decide where to turn in the end. This novel is so similar to life: joyful, sad, touching, tragic, mysterious - a life that cannot be missed.