Member Josh Grisdale
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Huh interesting! Even though I am a power wheelchair user, I have never thought about this! That is why sharing info is so important.
It would be great to have these in restaurants as well.
https://www.wdam.com/2019/09/27/hattiesburg-adds-public-wheelchair-charging-stations/
wdam.com
Hattiesburg adds public wheelchair charging stations
Hattiesburg unveiled a public wheelchair charging station Thursday.
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Interesting Idea, couldn’t hurt to have them. For myself, my chair usually lasts a week+ on a charge, however I do carry a compact charger in a backpack with me everywhere just in case, just need an outlet. I have only used it once at a friends house when I forgot to check my level, I try to make sure I’m charged up prior to any long trips otherwise.
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Does this count as a Changing Places toilet? It has a full-sized changing table, but no hoist…
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Has anyone visited Idaho?
https://www.idahostatesman.com/outdoors/article233406182.html -
Recently I received an offer from the Yamagata Barrier Free Tour Center to come and visit the city of Nanyo. There are not many traditional tourist attractions listed in the area, and coming from a rural northern country (Canada), the appeal of nature was nothing really novel to me, so I wondered if I would really enjoy myself…
But I wanted to… Read more
accessible-japan.com
Making the skies of Yamagata accessible to all - Accessible Japan
A recent visit to Yamagata that featured accessible paragliding, wineries, hot springs used by feudal lords, and Japanese sake brewing.
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Oh, you took that trip, nice! 🙂 Nice to know about Yamagata’s accessibility. 👍
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Sad to lose such an incredible campaigner for accessible travel 😥
https://www.thenational.ae/opinion/comment/remembering-aya-aghabi-who-helped-make-jordan-accessible-to-all-1.907908 - Load More
