Christian Schoier, chairman of the Styria Association of the Blind and Visually Disabled, is very visible from birth. Compared to other grazers, he sees the city very differently. During a tour it becomes clear where there is barrier and where there are still obstacles.
Christian Schoier Takt along the floor markings with his walking stick from the town hall towards Herrengasse. He stops right in front of the rails. “That, on the ground, is considered a stopboard,” he explains the course of the markings. Schoier is based on what others go unnoticed. What others are mainly based on, he must trust his other senses.
Source: Krone
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