Can I get in?
The one question a map will not answer. Doorway is where you keep the answer, for every place you have actually been.
The one question a map will not answer. Doorway is where you keep the answer, for every place you have actually been.
A survey is a short run of concrete questions: steps at the door, how wide the opening is, grab bars, how loud it was. Skip anything you did not see. Partial answers still count.
Set your thresholds once and every place is judged against them, with the reasons written out and the date the facts were last seen.
Pick what applies. You can change any of it later, or skip it entirely.
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Start with the sample high street to see how a place reads once it has been surveyed, or survey the next place you go to. Ninety seconds, and it is yours for good.
Places grouped the way you actually use them.
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A list is for the things you plan by: places that work on a bad day, somewhere to take the family, the three cafes near work. Lists can be sent to a friend as a file.
What has aged, and what your lens still needs.
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Stand back far enough to show the whole doorway and the ground in front of it.
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