That’s a nice scene btw.
Yeah, we get a dozen or so sunny days a year in England, but they’re pretty when they happen!
I don’t think that step is a problem if the path is single track gravel. Most trails are not wheelchair accessible.
It’s a footpath, not a wheel path. Better to set your expectations at the start than find an impassable obstacle halfway through.
Aren’t a lot of public footpaths like this? You have to climb up and over walls in fields via little ladders or staircases. Or you have to pass through narrow gates to keep sheep in.
Seems like the footpath equivalent of thisThat gate’s even worse tbh; what’s it even there for?!
If you hit the hanging bar. You will hit the roof of the garage? In the back there.
Ah, I see it now. My eyesight is pretty bad.
Not entirely sure what your point is. This seems like a good (and literal) barrier of entry to protect people who are not physically capable of taking the footpath.
What is a public footpath? Aren’t all footpaths (in nature anyways) pretty much public?
Did you look at the actual path? It’d be a pain to walk it, let alone try and fit a wheelchair down there.
not all disabled are in a wheelchair, my grandma isn’t chair-bound but she does need a walker or a cane, she could easily traverse that trail but she defo couldn’t get up and over that ledge
That is what I was implying by being a pain to walk it. Even without the impediment of a walker or cane.
“Alright Mr. Kelpie, get ready, we’re going to wheelie another ledge.”
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