Written by Barbara & Jim Twardowski for AccessibleGo.com, June 2022 All across the country, from small towns to major cities, people gather in recognition of Independence Day. The festivities range from parades and concerts to picnics and barbecues with family and friends. One of the most accessible ways to participate in the 4th of July […]
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Guarantee I’ll Leave a Legacy by Gareth Hughes
Written by Gareth Hughes for Spinalpedia.com. Hughes is the father of 4 and a paraplegic from England It was the 29th of May 2016 (bank holiday). Me and a group of friends decided to head out on a motorcycle ride, leaving Chepstow with the intention of heading to Abergavenny. I was ahead of the group […]
Introducing the WHILL Model C Powerchair
Written by The Bimblers, Living Life In The Slow Lane, May 22, 2022 About The Bimblers 131 Articles We are Rob and Bridget. We are disabled bloggers based in the UK. We share wheelchair friendly holidays, wheelchair accessible days out and accessible holiday accommodation. We also talk about mobility aids and living with multiple chronic […]
Juneau’s Mount Roberts Tramway
Written and filmed by Chillie Falls, May 13, 2022 On May 13, 2022 I ventured up a completely accessible Mt Roberts Tramway and enjoyed some of the most spectacular scenery I have seen anywhere in the world. Despite the rainy, sleety weather, the views were magnificent. Only a five minute scooter ride from Royal Caribbean’s […]
Visit Fort Vancouver and Vancouver Waterfront Park
Written by Lilly Longshore for AccessibleGO and https://lillylongshore.com/ In the southwest corner of Washington State, across the mighty Columbia from Portland, Oregon, lies Vancouver, Washington—the first Vancouver in North America. Although lesser known, it was founded 61 years prior to our Canadian neighbor. The summer weather here, with blue, sunny skies at a perfect 80 […]
Family Vacation Activities in Florida for Children with Special Needs
Written By Julie Landry Laviolette for visitflorida.com Families traveling with a child on the autism spectrum or with special needs can find plenty to see and do in Florida. The Sunshine State’s serene beaches, natural parks, scenic waterways and variety of attractions are the perfect place for a family getaway that supports an autistic child with […]