By Hilton Purvis
My wife and I have returned from a 6 week tour through Singapore and Australia and thought you might be interested in some feedback. I am permanently confined to a wheelchair through spinal […]
By Adam Lloyd
When thinking about a trip to Europe most Americans overlook Munich, Germany in favor of Florence, Paris, or London. Whether it is lingering ill feelings about World War II or the misperception that […]
Research by Anilla Sukram, Tour Planner at British Tours Ltd, London, for GimpontheGo.com
Accessibility of Historic sites in EnglandFounded in 1958 and still under the same management, British Tours Ltd prides itself on the flexibility and […]
By Adam Lloyd
The end of another year lurks just over the horizon as Jack Frost begins to tighten his grey, icy grip around the next three months of your life. Are you going to be […]
By John Petrou
With numerous direct flights from the East Coast, a relatively modern infrastructure and all the beauty of other “more exotic” Caribbean islands, Puerto Rico is an ideal choice for vacationers, disabled or otherwise.
You […]
By Carri Randall
Just wanted to share my first kayaking experience with you. Greg, my boyfriend, came by after work on Friday, and I knew we were going camping AND kyaking when I saw everything loaded […]
By DK Davis, who edits a disability newsletter. Click to e-mail him for more information.
“What the heck is that noise? Raccoons mating? What time is it anyway?”
“That ‘noise’, is the alarm. The time is 3:15. […]
By Adam Lloyd
As a native of D.C. it is easy to overlook the wealth of sights and activities which Washington has to offer its visitors. The inspirational memorials, the huge array of museums, tours of […]
By Adam Lloyd
Attempting to tour America’s largest city in a single weekend is like dining at an all-you-can-eat buffet; unless you’re prepared to make yourself incredibly sick, you simply can’t try everything. However, you can […]
By Vera Zahner
A wedding invitation heralded a milestone event in the lives of our treasured friends in Seattle, Washington; only half a continent away from Wichita, Kansas. How did two adults, one a T-6 paraplegic, […]
