Disabled Adventurer

23/12/2025

Mumma Adventurer, Audrey Munday, goes off-road on the 'Outback' all-terrain powerchair by Quantum Rehab UK and proceeded to have alot of fun riding across grass and mud for the first time, and I couldn't be prouder of her!

Whilst Mum has a mobility scooter, she's never sat in a wheelchair before, let alone ride one and using a joystick to control steering and speed, so it was a really big thing for her.

However, it took no time at all to relax into the Outback and off she went crossing over grass and mud without a care in the world, and most importantly, with a HUGE smile on her face.

That's what adventure is all about, going outside of your comfort zone, for new, exciting and challenging experiences, whilst having fun.

It doesn't have to be the extreme of going up a mountain or crossing a desert. Do something which is adventurous to you, discover new places around your home town or go somewhere totally different, and prepare to learn new things about yourself. But, just make sure its FUN 😜

22/12/2025

Wheelchair users, this is the most accessible & fun drone I've seen and tried

21/12/2025

My wheelchair challenge has been a great success in its first year and continues on in 2026

I already have Northants; Councillors, MPs and even a senior manager for Highways Planning, alongside more business owners and a well known MBE Adventurer who's just been to the Arctic!! 🤫

Make sure you're following me to see it all and share or repost the videos to help others see them

20/12/2025

Wheely fun on the ice

20/12/2025

This letter isn’t just for me, but every Veteran, who wonders if what they’re doing now still counts.

Letters hit differently for various reasons, but the one guarantee is, our emotions will always be involved and this one, well, with this one the emotions are high and it stopped me in my tracks.

Receiving a personal letter of thanks from, Rt Hon John Healey MP, Secretary of State for Defence, presented to me by, Mike Reader MP Northampton South, genuinely means more than I can easily put into words.

Not because it’s from Westminster.
Not because it’s got an official crest at the top.
But because it recognises my service, past and present, and reminds of all the many complicated emotions and messed up memories that goes along with it. Those of which, only Veterans could ever relate.

I served for 14 years in the Army. Like many Veterans, I didn’t leave the forces with a neat, heroic ending. I left changed. Injured. Having to relearn who I was, to forge a new identity and figure out where I fit in a world, that suddenly felt very different and cold.

The transition is long, brutal and lonely. For too many of us it seems, we seem, invisible. And over a decade later, I'm still finding my way.

To have my work acknowledged as a veteran, not just as a campaigner or content creator, hits deep. It tells me that the values drilled into us in uniform — service, integrity, loyalty and getting the job done even when it’s uncomfortable — didn’t disappear when the kit came off, they just evolved.

The work I do now through Disabled Adventurer and Access Outdoors comes directly from that military mindset:

👉 Community is everything
👉 Leave no one behind
👉 Improvise, adapt, overcome
👉 Serve something bigger than yourself

To have this recognised at a national level is incredibly humbling.

I also want to say this clearly:
Mike Reader MP didn’t just “turn up for a photo”. He has consistently backed me, supported the work, and understands the importance of veterans continuing to serve their communities in new ways. That matters. A lot.

This letter isn’t just for me. It’s for every veteran who wonders if what they’re doing now still counts. It does. Your service didn’t end when you left the forces, it just changed shape.

I’ll keep pushing. I’ll keep challenging barriers. And I’ll keep showing what’s possible when the Disabled and Veteran communities are supported, not sidelined.

Grateful. Proud. Very emotional 😢

19/12/2025

Its a rustic winter light trail taking you into nature and away from life's challenges, but won't be for everyone

An accessible Christmas brings enjoyment to all, and whilst we're not there yet, great work IS being done

I'll be working with the operations team supplying the trail and Delapre Abbey, to make 2026 more accessible and inclusive than ever before

Filmed using the Insta360 X5 and Ace Pro 2 and my chair is the Quantum 4Front2

18/12/2025

This shows people will visit places when accessibility is supported, shown and promoted

To be honest, it took everything out of me and I've really suffered since, BUT bloody hell, it was SO worth it!!

HUGE THANKS to; West Northants Council, Discover Northamptonshire, I skate UK and Ben Gregory Photos

We will be emailing those who attended with a survey to complete, which provides us with evidence for more of these events to happen, and a link to the professional photos by Ben x

17/12/2025

Last night something incredible happened and peoples response has impacted me so profoundly, I'm really struggling to find the right words.

I took over the ice rink in Northampton Market Square for an all inclusive and accessible "Wheeling on Ice" session, in collaboration with Access Outdoors, West Northants Council and Discover Northamptonshire, where more than 40+ disabled people and 30+ carers and families joined me for an incredible evening.

At this time of year, too many Christmas venues and attractions unintentionally exclude disabled people before they even reach the booking stage, through lack of clear, visible accessibility information. But, the same can also be said for throughout the year!

However, this session showed what happens when accessibility is:
✔ Communicated clearly
✔ Supported practically
✔ Inclusive of all

Families shared a fun and exciting experience. Peoples confidence was given a boost. Crowds saw something most wouldn't have seen before. Childrens perspective of disabled people and what is possible was changed, and joy happened.

💬 “We had so much fun tonight. It was so lovely to be able to do something as a family that we could all participate in and enjoy.”

💬 “It was incredible… to see the joy on my children’s faces was wonderful.”

💬 “It’s the best fun I’ve ever had in a wheelchair.”

It was a great way to end a very successful year where I amassed over 20million views of my videos, built a community of more than 80k people, inspired and empowered 1000s to get outdoors more and this was our second successful event.

Last night demonstrated to both Northamptonshire councils, those involved with the travel and tourism sector, and local businesses, what can be achieved when you communicate accessibility.

We pulled it together in 8days and only had 4days to market it, which absolutely isn't recommended by the way, but imagine what we could've achieved with more time!

I've not slept due to pain levels, so a little behind with editing the video footage, though HUGE thanks to the photographer Ben for getting these across to me for now

More will come in the next few days, once I've recovered somewhat, but I'm so glad everyone enjoyed it, the feedback has honestly blown me away!

16/12/2025

In the local news...

20 million views, national recognition and an inclusive ice rink: Disabled adventurer celebrates landmark year with 'Wheels on Ice' takeover

16/12/2025

Let me try to explain....

16/12/2025

16/12/2025

LIVE from Wheels on Ice. Less than 2hrs to go and cant wait to see you all x