THE ONLY BLOG ON EARTH THAT COMBINES ARCHITECTURE, URBAN TRAVEL, SUSTAINABILITY
AND WHEELCHAIR ACCESS
We close out the month of October by thanking the more than 30,000 people who read this blog.
You are diverse.
You have visited from more than 100 different nations.
Some of you are not native English speakers, but you visit our site and practice your second language -- or paste our information into online translator services -- to read our original content.
Thousands of you have contacted us personally for advice on planning wheelchair-accessible vacations.
Hundreds of leading hotels, museums, theaters and other attractions have reached out to us for advice on how to better accommodate people with disabilities.
We have resisted the offers to advertise on our blog.
We continue to provide unbiased and opinionated reportage on urban planning, progressive architecture, websites, sustainability, books and other aspects of urban life and mobility.
Thank you for reading our daily posts and please tell your friends about us.
THE ONLY BLOG ON EARTH THAT COMBINES ARCHITECTURE, URBAN TRAVEL, SUSTAINABILITY
AND WHEELCHAIR ACCESS
Welcome to our 900th post!
For nearly three years, we have posted daily to this blog that explores the best of urban living -- at home and on the road -- while exploring universal design for wheelchair users and other people with disabilities.
We have taken you to Italy, Spain, Argentina, Uruguay, Mexico, Nicaragua, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Colombia, Canada, England, the Bahamas and dozens of sites around the United States.
More than 90% of the photos are from the original fine art photography collection of Steve Wright Photography.
Many of the book, music and fashion reviews are from the brilliant mind of Heidi Johnson-Wright, an award-winning author and one of the top Americans with Disabilities Act experts in the English-speaking world.
One hundred percent of our postings consists of original material.
Unlike other blogs, we do not simply paste in bits of news stories from national outlets.
Nor do we ever lift material from other blogs -- as many other blogs do to get free and easy content.
Not here.
We write every day and we appreciate the tens of thousands who read our material.
