Member Patty
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I used to live in Cape Town over 20 years ago and agree that it IS a beautiful part of the world but that was before I was disabled. I have been to a Game Camp in South Africa called Kirkman’s Kamp. We stayed there for 3 nights and found the camp staff incredibly helpful 😀. As I’m able to stand I was able to get into the seat of the Range…
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Thank you for sharing!
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An absolute pleasure
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Reply to Companion/ disability pass
In London we have a scheme where my support worker can come in at a discount or for free depending on the production or venue. My support workers are sometimes allowed to travel for free (if we have a sympathetic bus driver😀of course)
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Reply to No More Free Checked Luggage on Southwest Airlines
As I’ve not flown in the USA as a wheelchair user I can sympathise with you Carlos, having an airline charge for baggage is a make or break deal 😢
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Reply to Cruise lines and wheelchair accessibility
We didn’t feel confident in getting off on the shore excursions on the Norwegian Fjords trip as it was just my late husband and I but with the Iberian Peninsula trip I was able to go ashore in Gibraltar for the day with the companion I’d taken with us, the other ports that the ship docked at the companion went ashore and loved all the…
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Reply to Cruise lines and wheelchair accessibility
Kandl, I’m a wheelchair user and have used a Cunard Line Cruise ship and a P&O Cruise ship once and found both of those are excellent for wheelchair users (of course my arms got tired (as I prefer to use my manual chair rather than my power chair) because of the thick carpets😀). We cruised the Norwegian Fjords with Cunard for 7 nights with…
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