I would love some input on planting wheelchair accessible boxes, as well
as any other helpful hints on making boxes available to people whit other
disabilities.
Mama Stork
aka Pam in Cinci
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Accessible boxes
That sounds really good. Any issues with missing boxes? Do they centers know they are there?
TeamKing
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From: "gwendontoo"
Reply-To: letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com
Date: Wed, 22 Sep 2004 15:40:39 -0000
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>--- In letterbox-usa@yahoogroups.com, "Pam Kleingers"
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>> I would love some input on planting wheelchair accessible boxes,
>as well
>> as any other helpful hints on making boxes available to people
>whit other
>> disabilities.
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>> Mama Stork
>> aka Pam in Cinci
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>Gwen & I have tried to make as many of our plants & replants wheel
>chair accessible when ever we can. Instead of planting off trail in
>those areas that have concrete trails(city nature centers) we have
>used magnetic micro boxes under metal benches that are right on the
>trail. When ever we edit our clue sheets we rethink accessibility,
>and try to determine if a wheel chair could get into a spot.
>There are different types of wheelchairs so not all wheelchairs can
>be used. I will note in the clues either"wheelchair accessible"
>or "wheelchair accessable with some help" I take a buddy hunting
>that has ALS and his electric chair handles off road pretty well,
>but still needs some help in really rough areas.
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>Don
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