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Calle de las Siete Cruces, which means Street of the Seven Crosses, officially García Moreno, after the infamous early 20th century President brutally murdered on its sidewalks, is now home to an astonishing number of visitor sites.

--Casa Gangotena

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The second-highest capital in the world (after La Paz, Bolivia), Quito is a lovely Andean city with an exquisite colonial centre packed with architectural treasures.

Wandering the Unesco-listed centro histórico (aka old town) is pure sensory overload.

--Lonely Planet

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History lurks around every corner of this well-preserved center. 

Delve into the past by stepping off the cobblestones and entering beautifully maintained museums, historic mansions and jaw-dropping sanctuaries. 

--Lonely Planet 

TODAY IS NATIONAL PLAN FOR VACATION DAY

It's 2020, people with disabilities, so you have every right to demand access from your:

Hotel

Plane

Train

Boat

Park

Museum

Main Street

Beach

Any place you visit.

Authorities responsible for these transportation modes and vacation activities must  accommodate disabilities that impact: 

Mobility

Vision

Hearing

Cognitive/Emotional

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A Spanish-colonial stunner, Quito’s vibrant Centro Historico is packed with elaborate churches and old-time monasteries (some were centuries in the making), people-packed plazas and looming bell towers. 

--Lonely Planet 

IF I HAD ONE SUPER HERO POWER,

IT WOULD BE TO TAKE CARE OF ALL CATS

My model would be the love, care and shelter given by the people at the Largo di Torre Argentina Cat Sanctuary.

They have given a good life to our distance adoption love, wise old Siamese baby boy Tichiro.

They are located among historic ruins in the heart of Rome's Centro Storico.

https://www.gattidiroma.net/web/en/

THE SUPREME COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF ACCESSIBILITY FOR THE BLIND

SPOT-ON REPORTING IN FORBES BY MY FRIEND PETER SLATIN

In a world where PhD marketing experts make millions trying to boost market share by half a percent, it is good business to accommodate people with disabilities.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/peterslatin/2019/10/08/the-supreme-court-rules-in-favor-of-accessibility-for-the-blind/#b399611c486e