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Have you been to Edinburgh? What are your recommendations?
https://www.simplyemma.co.uk/wheelchair-accessible-things-to-do-edinburgh/
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11 Wheelchair Accessible Things to Do in Edinburgh - Simply Emma
Looking for wheelchair accessible things to do in Edinburgh? Then this accessible guide to visit Edinburgh as a wheelchair user is what you need to make the most of your trip.
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I have been there before I had impaired mobility. I always love Emma’s videos so I will be watching this one!
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What lessons have you learned up as a traveler with a disability?
https://www.cntraveler.com/story/lessons-tips-traveling-with-a-disability
cntraveler.com
10 Valuable Lessons I’ve Learned as a Disabled Traveler
After twenty years of traveling while disabled, this is the advice I'd give my younger, newly-disabled self.
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Research research research!
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Be on time when you’ve made a commitment, incl. all transportation plans. Planes will not wait for you. Make sure anyone accompanying you knows this and is just as responsible.
And, don’t let fear control you. Yes, there’s always a risk of broken equipment when you fly. But, keep in mind that stuff can happen the instant you wheel/walk out of…
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Wow! I’ve never seen a power beach wheelchair! I always feel bad having people push.
I suppose it can’t go in the water though…
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Did you know that Japan has some great places to go scuba diving? Did you know there is a place in Amami Oshima that focuses on accessible marine activities?
Zerogravity is an award-winning marine sports and accommodation facility with a focus on accessibility, offering accessible scuba diving and other marine activities…
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Zerogravity - Accessible Japan
Zerogravity is a marine sports and accommodation facility with a focus on accessibility, offering accessible scuba diving and other marine activities and tours.
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