I decided it was time to christen the electric wheelchair in a trip on Sunday to our local garden centre
I had a steep learning curve in getting to grips with narrow spaces and a floppy left leg but returned with two plants and no serious injuries
I decided it was time to christen the electric wheelchair in a trip on Sunday to our local garden centre
I had a steep learning curve in getting to grips with narrow spaces and a floppy left leg but returned with two plants and no serious injuries
So many great achievements.
Well done sharing it, letting us see you in control in your wheelchair, accomplishing your mission.
It is pleasing and inspiring to see what can be done.
Thanks Mark.
(Thanks too to your wife who I guess was the photographer.)
Yes Bobbi she is my photographer and I did the control panel and a selfy
The chair needed testing ahead of my September holiday so a good excuse for a drive out with its capabilities under test and all in all not bad.
I navigated tight spots many corners and s bends plus a short drive on the road.
Unlike the scooter I’m really low down and no mirrors so what is left of my peripheral vision was priceless
Good practice for the upcoming holiday. I’m still trying to get my confidence going into shops, but you’ve done so well, its nice to see. Did you buy any plants for your garden? ![]()
Another trip out safely navigated. Hope the plants look lovely in your garden & a good practice for your upcoming holiday.
I have hit a couple of things when manoeuvring my scooter in tight spaces. Thankfully at low speed so no damage done. It’s all a learning curve.