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Traveling to ancient sites like Angkor and Monte Albán with limited mobility can be tough. Jodie, an above the knee amputee, shares tips and experiences to help you navigate these incredible places
She is also on tabifolk, so she may answer some of your questions if you have any! @learnersandmakers
What was your first flight like?
A nice accessible (st)roll in Australia – but don’t take any rocks!
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Looks so beautiful. Thank you for sharing and don’t forget to take your blue handbag next time 😉
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subscribed! If that is you on the scooter, how do you like the attachment for your iphone to it and do you use that to film? My footage always seemed a bit shaky when I put my camera on a similar attachment, but I may try again with a size like yours with my action camera.
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I took my DJI Action Camera (4th edition) to multiple places that I vlogged before editing, and I was very happy with the quality! It is such a lightweight camera – I highly recommend it. I also use a Sony ZV1 with a better mic that I bought separately. What equipment have you tried for your videos?
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I have the very first one and dug it out of storage the other day before going to a fireworks show. Unfortunately it is showing its age and easily lost to my iPhone (15 Pro Max) for image quality. BUT, since it is light weight and uses the common GoPro attachment, there are many ways to attach it to my wheelchair – or body! Maybe time to…
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