With gift shopping going into full swing now, we know most of you are burning gas and bandwidth looking for that perfect present. We at TravelVision have some suggestions, recommendations and resources for some interesting items for kids and adults who are visually impaired that you may not have thought of. Barbara's Crocheted Cane Glove Cane travelers in cold climates need to wear gloves while using the cane and Barbara has a pattern for these gloves, that can also be used by persons who use a regular support cane for balance.
Canes come in many sizes and shapes, and the pattern can be adapted to fit most variations.
If there are bumps on the label, it must be Chapoutier. Michel Chapoutier, a well-known maker and shipper of Rhone wines, has put Braille labels on all his premium wines. Reading the Braille, customers can learn the type and name of the wine, the vintage date, the name of the winery, the town where the wine was made, and the color of the wine, a vital piece of information, since some of the appellations come in both red and white. The Wine House 2311 Cotner Ave. Most of us know someone with macular degeneration and this is an easy way to increase public awareness.