We drove from Hexham about 2 1/2 hours to Glasgow. We will only be in Glasgow one day. Big city, lots of choices in hotels and restaurants.  It seems I hear one live music venue after another just driving through downtown – love it!  We stopped by the Riverside...

I landed in Edinburgh, met up with Paul, Kiki and Steve of Euan’s guide (from the fabulous accessible review website!). My sister and I  toured Edinburgh Castle and the amazing Royal Mile.  It is smart to start at the castle because you just roll downhill all the way...

It’s worth the drive west of Portland to Woodburn to see the Wooden Shoe Tulip festival. It’s wheelchair accessible rolling along the edge of the fields, although a bit bumpy. Arts and crafts booths, food vendors, hot air balloons and tram rides are all part of the...

I am planning my next trip for 2019. This trip is to Scotland for a 14-day stay.  We will stop in Pitlochry  for the Highland games!  

First thing, if I were to go again, I would purchase a euro key so I could use the disabled public restrooms. Most of them in town squares and at highway rest stops  were locked throughout Germany and Austria  and you couldn’t use them unless you have the euro key, Or...

Two beautiful all day tours with Deros Tours that I recommend as many stops are completely accessible if you can get yourself up a few steps onto the bus.  I loved the  shepherd dog demonstration  in the beautiful green hills, The gorgeous pastureland and stone huts...

Our last day in Germany, we went to the charming university town of Heidelberg. It was hilly but the main plaza was very wheelchair accessible. Wheelchair accessible restrooms were at the visitors center. They had great little gift stores around the plaza, many of...