Accessible Attractions
Trip to the Boat Museum, Ellesmere Port
I hadn't visited the Boat Museum at Ellesmere Port since I was a child, so it was great to be able to make a return visit. I'd forgotten what a fun and interesting place it was to visit!
Accessible Attractions
I hadn't visited the Boat Museum at Ellesmere Port since I was a child, so it was great to be able to make a return visit. I'd forgotten what a fun and interesting place it was to visit!
Visually Impaired Experiences
The one part of this trip that terrified me was the cable car ride up to the Heights of Abraham! Apart from that, Matlock Bath is a nice town to visit and, for me, has a "sea-side" vibe.
Accessible Attractions
Visiting the home of the Bakewell Tart and the Bakewell Pudding - yum!
Miscellaneous
John has started an application for a guide dog!
Miscellaneous
A proud parent moment when George won one of the challenges at the UK IT Challenge for disabled young people.
Accessible Attractions
If you're a Harry Potter fan then a visit to Warners Bros. Studio in Watford is an absolute must! There is an audio descriptive tour available, which is fantastic for any visually impaired members of your party.
Accessible Attractions
It's fascinating to see how, as computers get more complex, they reduce in size. When you look at the huge computers used during WW2 at The National Museum of Computing, and compare them with the smart phones that most people carry today, the progress is amazing.
Accessible Attractions
Home of the code-breakers, Bletchley Park is where the UKUSA Agreement was signed in 1946, marking the beginning of the Special Relationship. As John is from the US and I'm from the UK, it made us think about our Special Relationship!
Visually Impaired Experiences
Would you believe that we let John behind the steering wheel again?!
Accessible Attractions
We knew about the Black Country Living Museum and Beamish, but we hadn't heard of Blists Hill Victorian Town until someone told us about it. We're glad they did!
Miscellaneous
Churchyards are full of history and Stoke Minster is no different. Its history dates back to 670AD and still has the remains of a stone Saxon cross, from 805AD, standing in the churchyard!
Miscellaneous
An Opus trip to the Lake District.