Views from my Wheels

 

A bright red mobility walker sitting alone on a pebble beach, facing the sparkling sea with the silhouette of a pier in the distance. The walker casts a long shadow across the stones in the golden evening light.
Freedom calls, even on pebbles.
A protest sign with trans flag colours (blue, pink, white) reading 'DIGNITY SHOULD NOT DEPEND ON WHAT MAY OR MAY NOT BE IN YOUR PANTS', held by someone wearing a floral-patterned shirt at a rally.
Standing for everyone's dignity.
A vibrant brick wall painted with colourful abstract patterns in pastel pinks, blues, yellows, and purples. The mural creates a cheerful splash of colour against the otherwise plain building.
Urban beauty that doesn't require steps.
The entrance to The Botanist restaurant and bar at twilight, featuring a prominent green archway made of artificial foliage with the restaurant's logo sign. The path is paved and accessible, with outdoor seating areas visible.
Accessible nights out - wheels welcome!
Inside the Butlins Minehead venue with a large tent-like ceiling, viewing a stage set up for Shiiine On's 10th anniversary festival. The image is taken from an accessible viewing platform with seats in the foreground and shows screens displaying '2013-2023' alongside the event's logo.
Music doesn't care how you got here.
A vintage beach shelter on Brighton's pebble beach at golden hour, with a red mobility walker parked beneath it. In the distance, Brighton Pier can be seen along with the vast expanse of the English Channel.
Coastal accessibility - work in progress.
A cosy living room with feet propped up in front of a cast iron fireplace with glowing embers. Wicker baskets flank the hearth, and above the mantelpiece is a family photo. The scene suggests comfort and warmth.
Some days need fire and rest.
A public information poster titled 'BRISTOL RULES' with six numbered rules on colourful banners: 1. Out together, home together, 2. Call it out, 3. Don't be a creep, 4. Respect everyone, 5. Keep away from the edge, 6. Take it easy.
Rules we could all live by.
Birmingham's 'Floozy in the Jacuzzi' - A large bronze sculpture of a reclining female figure in a fountain in what appears to be Birmingham city centre. The graceful statue is positioned in a bowl-shaped basin with water features, surrounded by historic buildings.
Birmingham's "Floozy in the Jacuzzi"
A tabby cat with distinctive stripes sitting regally in a garden, looking unimpressed at the camera. In the background is a blue house and green foliage. The cat wears a collar with a small bell.
Garden supervisor doesn't care about your wheels.