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Tetraplegic taking on 79-mile Great Glen Way in off-road wheelchair
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The Great Glen Way is a popular long-distance trail in Scotland, stretching from Fort William to Inverness and offering scenic views of lochs and mountains. For someone with a physical disability, such as tetraplegia, completing this route would require specialized equipment and significant physical endurance. The use of an off-road wheelchair can help facilitate access to rugged terrain, but still presents a considerable challenge due to the trail's varied and often uneven surfaces.
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Tetraplegic taking on 79-mile Great Glen Way in off-road wheelchair
Danny Mavor, 41, said he wants to prove life goes on and can still be ‘extraordinary’.
15 Aug, 23:01
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