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You had me at ‘wine’…
curbfreewithcorylee.com
Exploring Sonoma Valley, California as a Wheelchair User
If you want to visit Sonoma as a wheelchair user, hopefully this blog will be helpful. Here’s how I explored wheelchair accessible Sonoma!
Hope more cities make action plans like Fort Wayne:
wheelchairtravel.org
Destination's 10-Year Tourism Plan Prioritizes Accessibility, Sets Example - Wheelchair Travel
Visit Fort Wayne unveiled a Tourism Master Plan that weaves accessibility into each objective, setting an example for destinations to follow.
“a city destination that offers all of the big city favorites with a side of small town, beach vibes, and forest hideaways”
wonderswithinreach.com
Wheelchair Accessible Grand Rapids, Michigan - Wonders Within Reach
Grand Rapids, Michigan is the only place in the world where you can start your day enjoying the masterpieces of Rodin and Chihuly, get in playtime at an interactive children's museum, roam the forest, and then watch the sunset from … Continue reading
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Love Grand Rapids! When your kids are a bit older, they might enjoy one of our ghost or mural tours here!
Looking forward to the results …
cbsnews.com
Testimony began Monday in the class action lawsuit filed against Lyft over its lack of wheelchair-accessible vehicles.
Interesting! I’ve never seen a combined list like this! (Usually just the “most” or “best”.) Thoughts on accuracy?
forbes.com
The Most And Least Accessible Cities In The U.S.
The Most And Least Accessible Cities In The U.S.
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I’ve been to Fresno, CA once and I will never do it again.
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I skimmed it so I don’t know if they addressed this but I am wondering how wide their sample was?
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