Anna — I love reading your posts about Petrograd and Russia. I was there when a girl back in the ’80s and really, really want to bring my family to see the gorgeous St. Basil’s, Kremlin, GUM, metro stations in Moscow, and then EVERYTHING in St. Petersburg.

When you post, would you please also include information about ACCESSIBILITY? One of…

Read more

I may be too late to the game — sorry about that.
While the buses are (supposed to be) w/c Accessible, only some of the CTA (Chicago Transit Authority) train stations are Accessible (with elevator). Here is an inelegant and cumbersomely written list of those. 
If you already went to Chicago I hope you had a marvelous time! We are… Read more

I didn’t realize there was a Colorado forum — I just found it and am so sorry for this belated reply!

So, when we went to Mesa Verde eight years ago (so things may have changed) it was absolutely INaccessible to people in w/cs. Steps steps steps and ladders and tight spaces and more steps. While I understand this is how these sites were…

Read more

Ευχαριστώ Alex,

I appreciate so much your feedback. I hope you enjoyed your visits to Greece.

After way too much time online I did come across this wonderful travel agency, Dolphin Hellas, who have been helping me (specifically Rafail). 

Rafail told me a) November is when the summer ferry schedules are released, so we’ll (he’ll) look then to see…

Read more

Thank you, skull! I really appreciate your feedback.Any advice on how to get anybody anywhere affiliated with the ferries to help if you’re not using a travel agent? Or can you recommend a travel agent to help with just the ferries?I did reach out a few times to Christianakis, which advertises itself as focusing on people with… Read more