Written by Darryl Musick, The World On Wheels, February 4, 2022 Back when we were based in the Los Angeles area, we came up with a list of Southern California’s Top Wheelchair hiking trails. Now that we live in the northern half of the state, we figure it’s time to start another list up here. We’re also […]
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Cruise reporting, practical access guidance, reader questions, and firsthand notes for traveling with confidence.
Priceless Advice on Cruising from a Lottery Winner
Written By Kevin Lowe, The Lowe Down, May 18, 2021 When I turned on the OPEN sign for my travel agency in 2013, I spent an awfully long time trying to hide the fact that I was blind. I was afraid that people would look at me as someone certainly not capable of being trusted […]
Sage Traveling 2022 Alaska Group Cruise
Written by Sage Traveling, January 2022: Join us for an adventure of a lifetime as we sail through the Alaska Inside Passage on board one on the world’s most groundbreaking cruise ships – Ovation of the Seas!GET READY FOR A MEMORABLE CELEBRATION!In addition to all the incredible experiences that await you, this cruise has been selected as […]
The Silence Of A Travel Blogger During A Pandemic
Written by Jenny Wren for TheChronicTraveler.com, September 3, 2021 I’ve not written about travel for a really long time. My last post on here was published at the end of January 2020. I was in the middle of writing up my Scandinavia trip. There were rumblings of a new flu-like disease in China. I had […]
Diagnosed with Sleep Apnoea – What Happens Next?
Written by Rob for the BimblersBlog, June 22, 2021 When I had my kidney out, I had a few nights in the high dependency unit. Drugged up to the eyeballs, I remember the nurses kept waking me up. In the end, I got a bit annoyed and asked them why they wouldn’t just let me […]
5 Deciding Factors When Booking an Accessible Hotel
Written by Emma Muldoon, Simply Emma, January 8, 2022 Disability will affect all of us at some point in our lives and currently, 1 in 5 people are disabled. The collective spending power of disabled people is called The Purple Pound and is estimated at £274 billion a year. But for disabled people to be […]