Think about the most beautiful, breathtaking beach or vista you've been to. I'm talking blow-your-mind, stop you in your tracks to contemplate the natural world caliber of beautiful. Maybe you've never had that experience, but if you have, how long did it take you to get there? how many people were around?
My point is, the beauty of these places is in many cases derived specifically from their remoteness. Their inaccessibility is precisely the nucleus of what makes them what they are.
Sure it's absolutely unfair that disabled persons won't have that experience without far more effort, if at all.
But is the solution really to make it such that no one can?
My point is, the beauty of these places is in many cases derived specifically from their remoteness. Their inaccessibility is precisely the nucleus of what makes them what they are.
Sure it's absolutely unfair that disabled persons won't have that experience without far more effort, if at all.
But is the solution really to make it such that no one can?