The Voiceless Minority

 I was born country, and that's what I'll always be. This old Alabama song lyric came to mind while I was researching for this article. For anyone who knows me, it's no secret that I love country music. Still, I prefer city creature comforts over country life, despite my claims to be a country enthusiast. However, my research for this article has given me hope that outdoor spaces may become more accessible to me and others like me in the future. I know nature is going to become less hilly and treacherous, but I mean that camping outdoors may be more accessible than I had previously thought. The rest of this article will outline some key considerations for making your outdoor adventure accessible. I live in Florida, where we're known for Disney World and election headaches, but we also have some pretty cool places. However, when you are a wheelchair user like me, camping is not usually high on your priority list. In an article that was published late last September in ...