LAST DAY OF COMMISSIONS. Ready To Throw In 100 Hearts For Each, Im Really Desperate

LAST DAY OF COMMISSIONS. ready to throw in 100 hearts for each, i’m really desperate

IAP commissions! Please reblog, i’m very desperate and we have two days left to be able to do trades.

Willing to throw in more than 50 hearts if it means you agree to trade

Please DM if you’re interested [OPEN for everything]

A commission for @colors-of-light !! >:DD

Thank you for being so sweet :))

someone gave me some cake!!

Your art is so cool!!!!! Have a great day

:Ddddd omg thank you so mychhhh eeee!!! :DDDDD that’s so sweet of you aaaa i’m meltingg ヽ(”`▽´)ﾉ

woooahh this is so beautiful :DD

10/5 - respite 🕊

Cory Lee has visited 40 countries on seven continents, and yet the Georgia native has never explored Cloudland Canyon State Park, about 20 minutes from his home. His wheelchair was tough enough for the trip to Antarctica but not for the rugged terrain in his backyard.

Lee’s circumstances changed Friday, when Georgia’s Department of Natural Resources and the Aimee Copeland Foundation unveiled a fleet of all-terrain power wheelchairs for rent at 11 state parks and outdoorsy destinations, including Cloudland Canyon. The Action Trackchair models are equipped with tank-like tracks capable of traversing rocks, roots, streams and sand; clearing fallen trees; plowing through tall grass and tackling uphill climbs.

“I’ll finally be able to go on these trails for the first time in my life,” said the 32-year-old travel blogger, who shares his adventures on Curb Free with Cory Lee. “The trails are off-limits in my regular wheelchair.”

Georgia is one of the latest states to provide the Land Rover of wheelchairs to outdoor enthusiasts with mobility issues.

In 2017, Colorado Parks and Wildlife launched its Staunton State Park Track-Chair Program, which provides free adaptive equipment, though guests must pay the $10 entrance fee. Michigan’s Department of Natural Resources has placed off-road track chairs in nearly a dozen parks, including Muskegon State Park. In 2018, Lee reserved a chair at the park that boasts three miles of shoreline on Lake Michigan and Muskegon Lake. “It allowed me to have so much independence on the sand,” he said.

Mobility FTW