OK, I need Help.
I never realized how big the Internet is.
I saw a post, blog or site about handicap traveling. The one I saw, if I remember correctly, was a blog that was written by two ladies who claim they had been to 49 states. They listed the ADA availability for all of the sites they had been to.
They had developed a map of the USA that you could highlight and it would show all the sites they had been to and how easy it was for them to navigate the area.
The map was yellow and the site or blog was very well made.
I have a number of handicaps that would benefit.
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Handicap Traveling Web Site
Started by Larry196, Feb 04 2013 01:51 PM
handicapped special needs accessibility travel
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Larry196
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Posted 04 February 2013 - 01:51 PM
Do something every day that scares you - even if just a little bit.
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Posted 05 February 2013 - 09:52 AM
Here are two starting options:
Our friends Tony & Karen have an excellent blog at http://rollinginarv-...ng.blogspot.com, including a wonderful set of interactive maps customized on Google. Her blog lists where they have visited and her accessibility experiences.
Mark Douglass is developing a comprehensive directory for accessible campgrounds at http://rvingaccessibility.org/. Mark's work with the RV Accessibility Group earned him a Runner-Up nomination for Good Sam Camper of the Year in 2012.
Good luck, and we'll be watching this topic for similar information.
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Posted 05 February 2013 - 06:12 PM
You hit the jackpot
Thanks
Do something every day that scares you - even if just a little bit.
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