Hi Meir,

  Actually I was wondering about that - this summer I was able to go to Rehoboth for some beach time - I was admiring the nice boardwalk and off ramps - but I was wondering exactly how a non-mobile person would make it down to the water. Sand is a bear to walk in and I don't see how a chair would be able the sand. Do they have sand friendly chairs? - I envisioned a kind of motorized sand sled. Rehoboth seems much more accessible than Asseateague Island which is National Park. 

                                Trisha

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From: Cerebral Palsy List [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf
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Sent: Wednesday, September 05, 2007 12:23 PM
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Subject: Re: Beach SNIPPIT



 It does piss me off too now  that I've begun thinking how inacessible these
beaches are.  It's not right and I'm ashamed I didn't think of it more before
but most people  I know who have disabilities couldn't even get to the sand.

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 Well I think we all now know why what happened to you..........HAPPENED  to
you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You are going to gather all the support we can give you SUSIE AND YOUR NEIGHBORS
:)

And when you want to change things we will be there to support you in full force

This is a golden oppourtunity susie  to reclaim your beach

Even better than it was before!!!!!!!!

Demand quality lifeguards ..............they are out there!!!!!!!!!!!!

Aand you will have "your oasis" from the world again:)

It will be great:)

ALL POWER TO YOU!!!!!!!!!!!


 

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