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    Marie.Meronym

    Wobbly Wanderer some days, Rolling Rambler every day. I love you explore and share my love of the outdoors, accessible places and every day heros.

    I am a disabled person and a carer or friend of a disabled person and a general supporter of disabled access. I have experience of challenges around: a hidden impairment, accessing toilets, moving around and understanding.

    I use or have experience of...

    autismautism
    autismautism
    disabled toiletdisabled toilet
    mobility scootermobility scooter
    powerchairpowerchair
    toiletstoilets
    walking aidwalking aid
    wheelchairwheelchair

    I am proud to support...

    Aspire

    Aspire

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    RSPB

    RSPB

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    RNLI

    RNLI

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    Cauda Equina Syndrome UK Charity

    Cauda Equina Syndrome UK Charity

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    Dogs for the Disabled

    Dogs for the Disabled

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    Autism Matters

    Autism Matters

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    My photos

    A dozen plus Canadian geese waddling single file from left to right along a concrete slipway towards a lake, reflecting a pale blue cloudy sky. 
A hardcore path of mainly brown and grey stone crosses the slipway in the foreground. To the left of the slipway is a bold coloured sign with water safety information, to the right of a green trash bin both have a small copse of trees and shrubs behind with the lake framed between these trees and a wooded island in the back ground. It's mid summer and the canopy is mainly deep greens. Selfie of a black woman with short dark hair and sun glasses wearing a gray knit hoodie leaning against an open, green car door. 
Behind her a hilltop of coarse grass in the foreground leads to a line of trees at the beginning of autumn, leaves beginning to lighten to yellow and orange in places. 
Beyond the tree tops the landscapes stretches around twenty miles across the Midlands. Photo taken on Barr Beacon. Does my bum look big in this?  Pale brown and cream coloured gravel fills most of the frame, a small triangle of grass and weeds can be seen to the top left of the photo. 
In the foreground is the silhouette of a wheelchair user wearing headphones, one arm extended awkwardly to hold the camera obscuring the shoulder of the silhouette. A dark semi shadowed foreground is starkly contrasted with a band of deep orange sky along the horizon broken by the silhouette of a tree in the distance and a black trash bin that also reflects the orange sky on its lid. There is a second tree breaking the horizon line to the right of the frame. 
Above the horizon the sky is changing colour from deep grey/blue on the left to pale yellow and light blue in the middle right. 
Clouds stream at different angles almost as though they are radiating sun beams.

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