Silver Lake, Florida: A Kayakers Weekend
By Carri Randall
Just wanted to share my first kayaking experience with you. Greg, my boyfriend, came by after work on Friday, and I knew we were going camping AND kyaking when I saw everything loaded […]
Tucson, AZ: A Snowbird Rolls into the Desert
By DK Davis, who edits a disability newsletter. Click to e-mail him for more information.
“What the heck is that noise? Raccoons mating? What time is it anyway?”
“That ‘noise’, is the alarm. The time is 3:15. […]
Washington DC: Access with a Capital A
By Adam Lloyd
As a native of D.C. it is easy to overlook the wealth of sights and activities which Washington has to offer its visitors. The inspirational memorials, the huge array of museums, tours of […]
Weekend in NYC: A Small Bite of the Big Apple
By Adam Lloyd
Attempting to tour America’s largest city in a single weekend is like dining at an all-you-can-eat buffet; unless you’re prepared to make yourself incredibly sick, you simply can’t try everything. However, you can […]
Wichita to Seattle: Two for the Road
By Vera Zahner
A wedding invitation heralded a milestone event in the lives of our treasured friends in Seattle, Washington; only half a continent away from Wichita, Kansas. How did two adults, one a T-6 paraplegic, […]
Maui, Hawaii: Highs and Lows in the Valley Isle
By Adam Lloyd
Perhaps no place better represents the American ideal of a tropical escape than Hawaii. Volcanoes, waterfalls, black sand beaches, grass skirts, pineapple plantations — what could be more exotic and yet still as […]
Miami Beach: City of Contrasts
By Adam Lloyd
Miami – the name conjures images of sandy beaches, models in thong bikinis, fast boats, hot nightclubs, and Don Johnson. Or, maybe you think: Salsa music, hand-rolled cigars, black beans and rice, and […]
Minnesota Dog Sledding Adventure
By Kara Aiello
I love to travel, I always have. Through travel I learn about new cultures and people, challenge fears and prejudices and I do so from the endurance and strength of my wheelchair. Although […]
Alcatraz: An Amazing San Francisco Escape
By Bill Fryer
A few years back, I had the opportunity to visit Alcatraz Island in a wheelchair and would like to share the experience with you. I live in the east so the first part […]
Fairbanks-Charleston: Crossing a Continent
By Ruth Nickels and Wayne Ashworth
The Aurora Borealis spread brilliantly across the eternal night skyline of Interior Alaska, in the Goldenheart City of Fairbanks. The streaking northern lights danced on the rosy dawn, briefly interrupting […]
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