MemberFernanda Kuster
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I recently saw someone suggest going over backwards. I know this might not be possible for those in powered chairs, and could even be too tricky for those in manual chairs too, but I do see the logic in it and I might give it a go myself next time I am faced with a cobbled street (which will likely be tomorrow seeing as my own street is cobbled 🙃).
Some details on accessibility down at Virginia Beach, VA!
https://theworldisaccessible.com/virginia_beach_accessibility/
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Virginia Beach, VA: The Complete Lowdown on Accessibility! -
Are you considering a trip to Virginia Beach but need to know what to expect in terms of accessibility? Look no further than this piece!
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Getting cold here in Japan – that looks nice!
Anthony @ TWIA posted a new post. a year ago
Stopping by to Say 'Hi': My First TabiFolk Blog Post!Hi there! I thought I would write a quick blog post, exclusively for TabiFolk, to explain more about me, what I’m up to these days,…
- So happy to have you here! And great to learn something new about you in this post! You are a great writer!
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- thanks for sharing this platform (Tabifolk) through The World is Accessible! Also, funny reading this and realizing that your name is Anthony and not Geordie!! LOL
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Is there anyone here using reddit? If so, we’d love it if some of you guys checked out our subreddit: r/theworldisaccessible 🙂
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Hello, I’m on Reddit. Thank you very much for sharing the subreddit 😊
It’s been 7 long months since I last updated my personal blog, but I finally put finger tips to keyboard and wrote something!
Have you heard of the Gaúcho’s? Famous in Argentina, Uruguay, parts of southern Bolivia, southern Chile, and most relevant to this sub-group, the south of Brazil! In this blog post I talk a bit about the broader…
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The Gaúcho DNA: Rio Grande do Sul's Proud Heritage! - Geordie Travels
September is a busy month in the land of Brazil's famous Gaúcho's, but what are the festivities really like and how is accessibility?
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Learned a lot – thanks!
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