Disabled travel bloggers The Bimblers share the best wheelchair friendly days out, things to do and activities in the UK and Ireland.
On a recent trip to Dartmoor in Devon, we had a few hours to fill between activities, so we went for a walk on the English Riviera. As you know, Bridget and I are partial [more]
On our way home from the Mobility Roadshow last year, we stopped for a cup of tea at Carsington Water in Derbyshire. We’ve been before, but it was many years ago when the kids were [more]
I want to introduce you to Canal and River Tours Ltd in Stratford-upon-Avon. What makes this company a little bit special is its commitment to the accessible canal and river tours. Last year when we [more]
With winter just around the corner, it’s time to explore Liverpool, starting with the Mersey Ferry. It sounds weird saying “exploring Liverpool”, but it’s such a dynamic city, and there’s always something new to see. [more]
I recently wrote a guest post for Disability Horizons, where I shared our top 10 favourite coastal walks of 2015. On from there and because I enjoyed writing the post so much, I want to [more]
The evening before our Cumbrian road trip, which incidentally was a washout, we paid a flying visit to Newby Bridge and Lakeside at the southern end of Lake Windermere Initially, we wanted a toilet break, [more]
Since winning the accolade of the capital of culture in 2008, millions have visited Liverpool. But how many have ventured outside the city centre to walk the Sefton Coastal Path? On the outskirts of Liverpool, [more]
I was intrigued when Bridget said she wanted to visit a holy shrine in North Wales. When she said it’s the shrine of a woman who had her head chopped off, then stuck it back [more]
On a recent trip to Stratford-upon-Avon, which incidentally is very accessible, we took a stroll by the river. This pleasant walk led us past the Royal Shakespeare Theatre, through Avonbank Gardens and onto Holy Trinity [more]
Bridget and I were absolutely delighted to be invited to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon where we had the pleasure of watching Arthur Miller’s critically acclaimed “Death of a Salesman”. I’m not qualified to [more]
It’s hard to imagine only 30 years ago most of Liverpool’s waterfront was derelict. The iconic Liver birds presided over the Three Graces which stood among run-down warehouses and on top of a dirty river. [more]
What do you do when it’s blowing a gale outside, and the sky is full of something sinister? That’s right; you go for a walk around the seaside town of Southport… We had a few [more]
As part of our wheelchair walks series, I’d like to share a walk we did on the Wales Coast Path in North Wales. Wales is blessed with 870 miles of stunning coastline, and the best [more]
If you’ve read Meet the Bimblers, you’ll know I’ve got a bee in my bonnet about Bridget missing out. You’ll also know I’m on a mission to create a life we can both participate in [more]
We didn’t have much of an itinerary when we arrived in Cardiff, but the top of our shortlist was a visit to Cardiff Bay in a wheelchair. We’re not entirely sure why it was so [more]
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