Wheelchair Umbrella

I don't need to go right up to the shore but I would like to go watch/enjoy the dogs from a good distance (i.e. not like 50 yards away). I use a power chair so rolling on sand is not an option.
I also want to set up a hang out spot (picnic, umbrella, etc.) so chilling in the parking lot is not cool.

from what i remember, it's not really wheelchair accessible. down by the sand, there is no boardwalk or cement walkway where you will be able to set up a spot.

from the parking lot, you cross over a kind of uneven road. on the other side of the road is a semi-cliff that you have to go down (and i've never noticed a ramp or stairs, so i've just climbed down it), and then it's all sand and water from there.

maybe if you wanted, you could set up a little spot on that road. that road doesn't have any cars on it, i think it's just for pedestrians and maybe bikes. from there, you can look down and see all the dogs, though it is kind of far away (most of the dogs are right next to the water, and it's a good 30+ yards of sand to the water).

2009-05-29 20:13:54 by disboi

The Walnut Hills High School JETS NEDC team, the Walnut Hills Corps of Engineers, developed the Umbrella Fella to protect individuals who use ...

1. waterproof towel
2.book on how to read
3.pedal powered wheelchair
4.umbrella with holes to see if it is raining

How about the blonde that wanted to be an astronaut and go to the sun?
When informed that the ship would burn up because the heat of the sun is so hot she said, "Well, any fool knows we'd have to go at night."
Last seen she was working on a ship that flies only at night.

2008-07-21 07:22:36 by psb

Price: $19.99 $17.96

This product is made by Radio Flyer, innovating play and creating memories since 1917
30" umbrella protects your kids from the rain or sun
Umbrella clips easily on to the side of your wagon

My husband has seen two neurologists.The first one was leaning towards a degenerative neuromuscular disease.The second one said he thought a motor neurone disease.he will be having a nerve biopsy next month.I have looked up both.They both seem like ALS.Why can't they just tell me.I feel they both are using a umbrella term for a terrible disease.If anyone can help i would appreciate it.He was walking with a limp in late April and is now in a wheelchair.He is 53.Thanks in advance to anyone who knows.

http://www.healthblurbs.com/lou-gehrigs- disease-amyotrophic-lateral-sclerosis-ca uses-muscle-symptoms-of-motor-neuron-dis ease/

2008-09-18 16:45:12 by luv2read73

Easy to Use
Attaches to virtually any type of stroller
No tools necessary

Waterproof towel
Solar powered flashlight
pedal powered wheelchair
book on how to read
paper umbrella

lol!
ok. u dont get the solar powered flashlight joke. If its solar powered, and you use a flashlight after the sun goes DOWN....

A sham is like a water proof towel.
Olympic racing wheelchairs have pedals.
A book on how to read is just funny! :)

2008-06-04 12:05:33 by emotastic456

I was there today,,its overwhelming to see all the homeless and suffering,it was rainy and so cold out also,their were homeless in wheelchairs with beat up umbrellas attached,and women who looked so sickly wearing reveiling rags and staggering around all drugged up,a 2 mile stretch of the worse homelessness you'll ever see,you wonder how to even make a dent,its horrid!

yes i've been there....

i've been told repeatdly that canada is better on things like that then the USA...what happened?

2007-11-08 18:59:39 by Inou