Disabled people need more than vague promises of ‘fully accessible’ when it comes to adventure travel, says Carrie-Ann Lightley, a travel writer and wheelchair user with cerebral palsy. As she abseils in the Lake District—in her wheelchair—she realizes what’s really needed when it comes to making the countryside truly accessible.
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