agostinone
03-01-2016, 07:06 PM
Hey Folks,
I've got a buddy who is paraplegic that enjoys photography and the outdoors. We were having lunch today and I showed him some of my very amateur photos from some of my canyoneering, backpacking and mountain bike trips to western Colorado and eastern Utah. He has never been to the Colorado Plateau and was blown away by the beauty of the geology. We put a preliminary plan together for him to join some of the crew for a trip to Utah (we're over here in Colorado Springs, CO) so he can see the sights and take some photos. He is a very active sole (he was at the climbing gym last night) and is game for going off road with his wheel chair with help from the crew.
Here is where the help comes in--you guessed it, suggested destinations. Of course things like Arches National Park could work. I'd also like to take him a little further off the beaten path. For example, roaming around the basin in Goblin Valley or checking out Muscleman Arch off the White Rim Road.
Thanks for the help.
I've got a buddy who is paraplegic that enjoys photography and the outdoors. We were having lunch today and I showed him some of my very amateur photos from some of my canyoneering, backpacking and mountain bike trips to western Colorado and eastern Utah. He has never been to the Colorado Plateau and was blown away by the beauty of the geology. We put a preliminary plan together for him to join some of the crew for a trip to Utah (we're over here in Colorado Springs, CO) so he can see the sights and take some photos. He is a very active sole (he was at the climbing gym last night) and is game for going off road with his wheel chair with help from the crew.
Here is where the help comes in--you guessed it, suggested destinations. Of course things like Arches National Park could work. I'd also like to take him a little further off the beaten path. For example, roaming around the basin in Goblin Valley or checking out Muscleman Arch off the White Rim Road.
Thanks for the help.