MemberAnthony @ TWIA
MemberA couple of weeks ago my family and I visited Gramado Zoo in Rio Grande do Sul. It is a fantastic place with plants and animals from all over Brazil. All of the animals there were either born in captivity or rescued. Despite being a little hilly, the zoo remained largely accessible for me as a manual wheelchair user. I would definitely…
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There’s some big ol’ cities in Japan, for sure. But with great (yet complex) metro systems, you can get away with not having to walk so far if you plan your days well. At least from my experience, anyway.
Hey all! Slight update, I am going to be moderating this group for a while – so if you have any questions or concerns, feel free to reach out! 🙂
Hey all 👋 Geordie here! Just stopping by to say “hi” and to let you know that I am going to be moderating this group for a while! I am also working closely with @accessibleromania to assist with their social media posts. So, any questions you might have about Romania and accessibility there, be sure to fire them our way!
Last Friday I sent out the second edition of my The World is Accessible monthly newsletter. If you’d like to see a preview of how it looked, you can follow this link: https://preview.mailerlite.io/preview/455492/emails/90455732058588673
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The World is Accessible - July Newsletter 🌎🧑🦽👩🦯
The World is Accessible - July Newsletter 🌎🧑🦽👩🦯
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FULL of awesome information aaand an ad from a little website called tabifolk 🙂
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Love the newsletter Anthony!
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