UK holidays - people with walking difficulties.

[pergola]

After a very traumatic 2014, I am considering UK river cruises/coach trips what will accommodate me with walking problems. I would prefer a smaller party of fellow travellers. Possibility of taking a buggy. Any thoughts, ????

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I have friends who speak very highly of Solent Coaches, I have been on day trips with them but nothing longer. I cannot imagine it would be a problem stowing a buggy in the hold. Bath Travel are another possibility for helpful advice. Good luck and have a fabulous time! Xris

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Reckon it's well worth considering Pergola and it would be a great way to see more of the UK - especially if you could take your buggy.

It's something I've already thought of. I live alone, have no transport, though do have a 'boot scooter' buggy. Feel a bit overwhelmed just thinking about how best to plan it.. Hope you have a better year and an enjoyable holiday xxx

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[dall05]

Go for it pergola, sounds like a great idea and a good way to see the country. Have you been watching Andy Murray in the Australian Open as your a Tennis Fan, he's looking pretty good isn't he.

Tony x

[pergola in reply to dall05]

I know Andy is doing well, but cant find the channel?? Hope life is treating you ok. xx

[dall05 in reply to pergola]

The Australian Tennis Open is on live at the free sky channel, EuroSport 412 and Eurosport HD 410. starts 8.30am tomorrow morning Andy v Tomas Berdych.

Andy's in the semi now and could go all the way as he's looking very good.

I'm not at my best but I put it down to the weather so roll on spring & summer eh'.

Its good to see you are making plans and looking forward after the terrible time you have had.

Tony xx

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Pergola - have a fab adventure! xx