Memberazaleeboy
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The city buses should all be accessible, sightseeing buses often are not (although the Red-Line, Green-Line, and Blue-Line buses are called sightseeing buses, they are also regular accessible city buses). If you don’t have an issue riding in accessible buses where you’re from, you probably won’t have issues here (personally, the rides around…
azaleeboyReply to Mt Fuji from Fujikawaguchiko
Bren, another thing to consider for amazing views of Mt. Fuji is the path along lake Kawaguchi. I use a manual wheelchair and we had no trouble along that path so it was easy to get some stunning (weather permitting) photos too.
azaleeboy“over 700 staff members between Plymouth and Penzance undergoing autism awareness training”
https://uk.news.yahoo.com/gwr-recognised-making-train-travel-150000295.html
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GWR recognised for making train travel more autism accessible
Great Western Railway has been recognised by The National Autistic Society for making train travel more accessible for people with autism
schroth-sensei, azaleeboy and Josh Grisdale1 Comment-
It’s great to see more accessibility for those on the spectrum getting much needed assistance, it feels like just a decade or so ago this was given no attention at all.
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Some good looking accessible eats in Boston!
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Love all the accessible options to eat in Boston!
“So why are Disney Cruise Line so popular and how accessible are their ships? In this article I aim to answer those questions.”
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