There's no way for me to roll onto this beach. the only path that was available was a short 20 yard path that ran parallel to the beach, and seems like it was just for photos...? Even then, 10 yards up the path a sign read "no access" because they were planting something special.
I'd like to go fly a kite on the beach like the man in the middle of this photo is doing. Isn't this beach "public access?" Does that include parapalegics? anyone in a wheelchair?
Now I've heard of beach wheelchairs. I've used one before. It's impossible to use alone - you need someone to push you. So much for independence. Nearby Monterey Bay Kayaks proudly bought one (1) (uno) of those overpriced rinky-dink wheelchairs (good for them!) - but Monterey is another 10 minute *drive* away. And what of all the other beaches in the county? Can I not use them?
there's more to beach access than providing two handicap parking spots.
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