| Description | Interview with Wally Kinder from Oldham who talks about his experiences of leaving home and feelings of being watched by sighted people while carrying out daily activities. He describes the methods he uses for gardening and distinguishing between different plants, and his wife talks about the procedure she goes through in washing and cleaning things thoroughly and differences in household routines. Wally Kinder's wife talks about help she receives in the house from her mother and sister, and the help she receives in choosing curtains and fabrics from her eight year old daughter. They discuss their childrens attitudes towards their parents and other blind people, and Wally Kinder's wife talks about her experiences of losing her sight and her judgement of people by their voice (tracks 1-7).
Total: 16.56 mins
Dubber's reference number: PLA KF565D0968280 |