Middleport Pottery is Victorian, so there are cobblestones, which makes it a bit bumpy for wheelchair users. For visually impaired visitors, if you ask, there is an opportunity for you to touch a poppy, so you can get a sense of what they are like.
We are a family of three. George has ASD, EDS and dyspraxia. John is totally blind and partially deaf. Sue is our driver and trip organiser. These are the tales of our adventures. All opinions are our own.
Friday, 24 August 2018
Poppies: Weeping Window at Middleport Pottery
We went to visit the Poppies: Weeping Window exhibition at Middleport Pottery. It’s very poignant seeing the poppies coming out of the top of an old bottle oven and down the side of it. It’s well worth a visit if you get the opportunity to go. The exhibition is on until September 16, 2018.
Middleport Pottery is Victorian, so there are cobblestones, which makes it a bit bumpy for wheelchair users. For visually impaired visitors, if you ask, there is an opportunity for you to touch a poppy, so you can get a sense of what they are like.
We would definitely recommend it.
Middleport Pottery is Victorian, so there are cobblestones, which makes it a bit bumpy for wheelchair users. For visually impaired visitors, if you ask, there is an opportunity for you to touch a poppy, so you can get a sense of what they are like.
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