Written by Kevin Lowe, TheLoweDownWithKevinLowe, June 14, 2021 Each Spring, the once barren bushes planted across countless acres of fertile fields come alive with colors of blue! And this means only one thing… It’s Blueberry Season! We’d been saying all Winter that we wanted to go blueberry picking this year, but even though we are […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
How I Turned My Closet Into A Home Recording Studio
Written by Sylvia Longmire for Wheels Up Media, August 2020 Before you utter your very first word into a microphone as a voice actor working from home, the first thing any seasoned voice actor will tell you is to create your recording space. Home recording studios have become more important than ever because of Covid-19. […]
2021 Gift Guide For Children, Teens & Adults With Disability
Written by Julie, for Have Wheel Chair Will Travel, December 14, 2021 It’s been a couple of years since I’ve put together a gift guide for children, teens and adults with a disability. It’s not that I haven’t been enthused, it’s just that I haven’t found enough items different to those I’ve shared in previous gift […]
Wheel Life, Visiting Santa Monica
Written by Bailey Letson, Go Wheel The World, August 12, 2021 There are a seemingly endless number of activities to explore, in Santa Monica — even better, it’s an extremely wheelchair accessible city. Most of the popular visitor attractions are wheelchair-friendly, and there are a plethora of public parks, attractions, restaurants, and overnight accommodations around […]
Hit the Slopes at These Adaptive Ski Schools in the Western US
Written by Candy B. Harrington, Emerging Horizons, December 18, 2021 Winter brings to mind images of snowmen, ski slopes and icicles. And although wheelchairs and snow don’t necessarily mix, there are many pieces of adaptive ski equipment that can help everyone hit the slopes. Of course the type of equipment and adaptations vary depending on […]
Wheelchair Accessible South of France
Written by Disabled Accessible Travel, Mirjam Versteegh, May 2020 The wheelchair accessible south of France is and will always be an exciting region. Think of the beautiful sights, all the relaxation options on the beach, the incredible food, and drinking wine until the early hours. Give the South of France a chance to conquer your […]