vacationing blind?
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CyberGeek
It really is a great topic and question. The simple answer is to look for sensory experiences that you can engage without your vision. But what does that mean at a practical level? Food experiences are an easy one to .2 I can picture physical activity such as hiking, rafting, and any other activity that you can accommodate for blind use. Sound experiences such as live music, comedy and theater shows. Museum experiences that might have a combination of knowledge sharing while maybe having some tactile exhibits as well. These are just some ideas. The hardest part is trying to keep the right perspective that allows you to enjoy and see opportunities to engage with in a different way that require that different mindset. It continues to be a work in progress for myself.
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