Written by: Candy B. Harrington May 13, 2021 After a long hard winter it’s nice to be able to get out and enjoy Mother Nature’s beauty. And thanks to an ample snowpack and a wet spring, the west is bursting forth with wildflowers this year. Although you can certainly spot colorful blooms at the lower elevations […]
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St Thomas Accessible Things To Do
Written By John Sage 2015 St Thomas Accessible Things To Do: One of my favorite Caribbean islands, St. Thomas offers numerous accessible activities for disabled visitors. Because of the good St. Thomas disabled access features, it is one of my top recommendations for disabled and senior vacationers. I gave St. Thomas a 4 Star Sage Accessibility Rating because […]
Truth About Accessibility Of Key West Excursions
From Deep-sea fishing and snorkeling to fresh fish and locally-baked Key Lime pie with some of the most beautiful sunsets in the world, Key West The touristy portion of Key West is not very big, and you can easily explore all the stores, bars, and restaurants in the immediate area on wheels. With a few […]
What Happened To You by Sylvia Longmire
After 3 long years of work, Sylvia Longmire’s solo wheelchair travel memoir, What Happened To You, is finally available for pre-order on Kindle. Order it today so that it’s ready and waiting for you on the official release date on May 25. Click on the link in the description of this post or on the […]
Starving Cruisers Respond To American Empress
American Queen Steamboat Company, which has been sailing with several vessels on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers since March, will return to the Pacific Northwest sailing the Splendor itinerary from Spokane, Washington to Portland, Oregon. The American Empress will return to cruising the Columbia and Snake rivers beginning June 14. American Empress is handicap accessible. […]
Crotched Mountain Wheelchair-Accessible Trails
Written By Candy B. Harrington April 7, 2021 On June 25, 2011 the Crotched Mountain Foundation marked the completion of their Outdoor Recreation Master Plan, with the grand opening of two new wheelchair-accessible trails on their main campus in Greenfield, New Hampshire. Located just 75 miles from Boston, these trails are open to the public and […]