Hiking as a recreational activity for blind or visually impaired people

By A Mystery Man Writer
Last updated 24 Sept 2024
Hiking as a recreational activity for blind or visually impaired people
It was just some time ago during my summer holidays when I was having a little chat with a friend who is the owner of a very nice hotel in a mountain area of Greece. We were having a discussion on Sport Tourism when he unveiled to me his intention of creating a hiking path in the mountain area aroun
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