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Is Oklahoma on your Bucket List? It wasn't on mine.
Oklahoma wasn’t on our bucket list but when our youngest daughter graduated from Army Artillery School at Ft Sills Army Base near Oklahoma City we went and had a great time. Oklahoma isn’t typically referred to as a vacation location but it was great!
This is our first Oklahoma video in a series of three. Since our son uses a wheelchair at…
Patty and Josh Grisdale2 Comments
Thank you!
Regardless of accessibility, Oklahoma is almost never covered in travel content. Great to get a glimpse.
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Thanks for watching. There are two more Oklahoma videos scheduled to come out on 12/5 and 12/12. I wanted to get them done for my daughter to see and remember her Army time at Ft Sills.
I’m now returning to finish my Japan videos. I’m currently working on Hiroshima and have several more videos to complete for Japan.
This summer Alex and…
Driving through Galloway Forest in Scotland with accessible stops!
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Beautiful video. I subscribed on YouTube to follow you both.
María José Aguilar-Carrasco helps people with disabilities gain access to nature.
atlasobscura.com
How Can National Parks Be Made Accessible to All? AO Wants to Know.
María José Aguilar-Carrasco helps people with disabilities gain access to nature.
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The one thing I wish we had more of, accessible nature spots that still leave you feeling like you’re in the wild!
Tammie Thompson lost the use of her legs but she wanted to ride the trails; local mountain bikers widened an Ashland trail to accommodate her custom bike; ‘It opens up a whole new world for me,’ she says
ashland.news
Thompson lost the use of her legs in an accident. Her mountain bike has a hefty little motor, three wheels and hand controls. Its seat allows Thompson's legs to be extended and strapped in. And with all that, the bike … Continue reading
Hope more state parks do the same
tnstateparks.com
Tennessee State Parks Hire First Ever Accessibility Coordinator
NASHVILLE – Tennessee State Parks today announced the addition of an important new leader to help continue the progress of improving park accessibility. Ryan Jolley joins as accessibility coordinator.
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