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Memberhttps://www.radsociety.ca/ has some really nice gear available for rent if you are traveling to Vancouver Island. I recommend you check them out.
https://www.radsociety.ca/gear
They also need volunteers to expand to other areas.
This is neat:
https://twitter.com/i/status/1570443429850787842
radsociety.ca
Adaptive Sport And Recreation | Radsociety.ca
The RAD Recreation Adapted Society is a not for profit society that is making outdoor recreation possible for people living with limited mobility.
Access Trax and Josh Grisdale2 Comments-
And they have @accesstrax available!
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Tanelle and RAD are awesome!!
Here is a review of what I believe to be the chairs they use:
https://chairinstitute.com/action-trackchair-reviews/
and the company:
There are probably others available also.
chairinstitute.com
Check out our in-depth review of the different tracked wheelchairs offered by Action Trackchair and find out why you should be getting one!
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Where do you attach the flamethrower? 🧐
Reply to Do These folks understand Accessibility?
That’s funny They have at least four FAQs. I looked at atlasobscura.com/faq and found nothing.
Your answer was in atlasobscura.com/unusual-trips/faq. Good work.
But, no it isn’t super encouraging, sounds a trifle lazy on the part of a group that is charging $5650 US.
Do These folks understand Accessibility?
This advertised trip sounds interesting:
However, their ad does not use the word accessible even once.
Does anyone know if the “Lost Children Marker” at the Ikkoku bridge is accessible?
And, generally, are historical markers in Japan accessible?
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You can sorta see it here, but it is kind of obscured by the power pole.
https://goo.gl/maps/NPuWw7KKpzoju4QQ7
Many of the markers near roads are… unless it is an old path! But there are also many in out of the way places as well.
But this one is just a 5 minute walk from Tokyo Station!
https://goo.gl/maps/LQ7UA4jvdc2y88HU6 -
There are also a lot of little markers around as well – like this one outside my office!
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