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This blog started with me sharing my personal experiences of traveling and accessibility challenges. However, it took me a while (shockingly) to realize that I simply cannot travel the world and do it all by myself. A big step towards creating a more accessible world is to collaborate together and share information with one another. This Blog is created to collaborate info about wheelchair-accessible places. We are always looking for wheelchair accessibility info around the world. Please feel free to feed in any valuable information about wheelchair accessibility in different places. It can be a simple sidewalk, park, Museum, or school in a populated city. You can write about accessible parking spaces, accessible restrooms, ramps, slopes, and public transportation which are accessible in a particular place. You are also welcome to share any new innovations in this area like mobility scooters, and wheelchairs with many diff kinds of adoption. You can share your experiences or wheelchair travel tips or innovations at https://www.tweshastraveldiary.com/whaddya-think/
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COVID-19 Safe Independent Wheelchair (Patent Pending)
When the lockdown started due to Covid-19, one of the main concerns was addressing our...
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FUN ON THE SLOPES – ADAPTIVE SKIING
“Get her”, my friend yelled. The damp environment, the sound of the rain falling on the roof, and...
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Farolito Wonderland at Santa Fe, New Mexico…wheelchair Accessibility and more ♿️
Winter Break has started and we are planning our trip to Palm Springs, California. As I got busy...
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The Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery
The Bancroft Garden holiday lights offer a truly unique and breathtaking experience. The...
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Sanfrancisco Holiday lights
San Francisco’s holiday lights are always a delight to experience, and this year marks the last...
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Exploring the Colorado Rockies: A Wheelchair-Friendly Fall Adventure from Glenwood Springs to Maroon Bells
Nestled in the heart of the Colorado Rockies, Glenwood Springs served as the perfect base for our...
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FALL Colors in California…WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBILITY AND MORE
Many people say “Winter is the season of love.” The love starts months well before Winter. Fall is...
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From The Author
Spot the difference… there is none!
The Shortest House on the Block talks about the life of twins where one of the twins uses a wheelchair. Their house is the shortest house on the block, as houses with stairs are not accessible to those in a wheelchair. The story hopes to convey how the life of someone who uses a wheelchair is no different or no less.
The story also hopes to convey a message to understand and be aware of your surroundings and learn new concepts that are not commonly taught.
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About Twesha Ghosh
Hey! I’m Twesha, I started this blog as an effort to spread positivity about accessibility and to spread hope for those who have physical challenges. While those efforts still remain the same, my goals have been changing over the years, and our efforts grew into spreading awareness about accessibility throughout the world. The goal is to lead a collaborative effort to share accessibility information from around the world. This blog is my effort to share information on accessibility and other efforts on inclusiveness. That is a tidbit about me and my efforts with this blog, to know more click here