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Wheelchair user kayaking in Alaska
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Travelling in Alaska—Seward to Homer

  • bySandra Gail Lambert
  • September 5, 2017
In this guest post, reader Sandra Gail Lambert shares details of her wheelchair accessible trip to Seward, Alaska, complete with orca whales, glaciers, boat rides and camping.
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What’s your dream vacation? I have been fortunate to take many incredible trips, but one that stands out is my visit to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, where I took a helicopter tour of the city - including up to and around the Christ the Redeemer statue. 73 6
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The Barking Crab is one of my favorite restaurants in Boston’s Seaport district. Crab cakes + lobster bisque + French fries + salad makes for a perfect meal. 🦀 🦞 🥗 🍟 When the weather is nice, you’ll enjoy dining under the big top tent! 58 10
Earlier this summer, I had a few days open on my calendar, so I met up with my good friend Michele from @turningleftforless. We met-up at London’s Heathrow Airport, went lounge hopping, then flew to Budapest, Hungary (on a Finnair plane wet leased to British Airways). We logged off from work and enjoyed what is truly a beautiful city. 105 7
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My new friend Dave, who joined the Wheelchair Travel group trip to Portugal with his wife earlier this summer, drove down to St. Louis to see a baseball game with me! Although the Cardinals lost to the Dodgers, we both had a fun night at the ballpark! 49 4
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I like to think that every person you meet can make an impact on your life, but the number who make a profound impact is quite small. This woman, my middle school librarian, is one of those people who made an astronomical impact on my life. Her encouragement of my curiosity and development of my intellect — her insistence that I ask the right questions about the world around me — is a gift that I will never be able to repay. I thank God for the gift of Judith Weaver. A true friend and teacher. 77 3
In the United States, few hotels that offer airport shuttle service have an accessible vehicle, and they rarely have a reliable alternative as required by the Americans with Disabilities Act. I’ve missed many flights in the U.S. as a victim of inaccessible shuttles. 74 3
Loved spending a couple days in Belgium with one of my favorite people, Blandine. 😊 70 10
Construction of the iconic Rua Augusta Arch, located on Lisbon’s Commerce Plaza, began in 1755. The arch bears the Portuguese coat of arms, greeting visitors and welcoming them to what is today a dining/shopping district spanning Rua Augusta and many of the surrounding streets. It’s a beautiful place! 47 5
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