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RobAndrewMedlen
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For anyone concerned about access for Disabled people, places to visit, use and go out to, log on to euansguide.com this site has been developed by a young man with Motor Neurone Disease and is excellent for information and ideas. Euan has created a must look at site full of need to know things essential to anyone planning a day out.
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My friend and I have started a similar venture in the past few months, in a different vein, Disabled Access Guides, check it out:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCu6ifJAvF2CZ7RI_XVA-BYA/featured?view_as=public
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Here is the link to Euans Guide
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