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That looks like so much fun! Though, the picture of them at the top of the rocks is a bit scary.
The US does a great job with their national parks.
I picked up a couple of travel brochures while in a road trip last month. I caught a glimpse of these photos and I am glad these publications are incorporating more information and options for disabled travelers. This one is for Colorado Springs.
Also, if anyone has ever used these “wheels”, please share. They look like fun!
Pleeeeeeeassssseeeeee let this come soon!
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Delta Wows with Updated Wheelchair Seat, Lavatory for Airplanes - Wheelchair Travel
Explore the updated wheelchair securement space for airplanes from Delta Flight Products, unveiled at the Aircraft Interiors Expo in Germany.
All this accessibility AND cookies?! Let’s go!
https://thepointsguy.com/news/sweetest-and-most-accessible-airport/
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The sweetest airport wants to be the most accessible airport too - The Points Guy
Indiana's Fort Wayne International Airport (FWA) is prioritizing accessibility and giving out free cookies.
Hard call… the only thing I would say is that be sure to leave time to get back to your international airport in case there is a delay.
Miyakojima has pretty beaches but none are accessible as far as I know. Same for Ishigaki, but it has several islands to explore. The main island has a few accessible beaches but you will need a car / taxi to…
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