Why don't Council's produce an accessible brouchure fot their area?

When I went to Wales I knew that the places I was visiting were accessible.

What I would like though, is to be able to contact a council or Tourist Information, and get them to send me a pack showing how accessible places are, list accessible walks generally show me where I can visit without getting pissed off when I find it is not wheelchair friendly.

Wouldn't you have thought in these days of the DDA that such literature would exist???

Just been on holiday to Wales

Had a great time!!

Lovely weather.

Nice people.

The bits I went were accessible :-)

Snowdon Railway was excellent.

Chester Zoo (went on the way there) was fantastic!

All in all, a lovely 4-day break.

Oh yes, I ate too much :-) - Who cares!

I'll write a bit more when I have a chance.

Whitby and the Goths

Just spent a lovely weekend in a friends caravan at Whitby.

It was totally peaceful and I did less than nothing for the two days - nice!

We popped into Scarborough for fish and chips - not bad but I think they gave me the tiddler of the catch - and went into Whitby on the Saturday evening.

We didn't realise it was Goth weekend but it certainly added to the weekend to see all the 'weirdos' in their darkened costumes wandering around.

For those of you who fancy going to a future event here is the link.