First Quarter Review:) Warning a LONG post!
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When I lived in Ireland thirty years ago, I noticed the astonishing lack of wheelchair accessibility there and in Europe. I had imagined things would have changed, but maybe not.
Should you ever take a trip to this side of the pond, I think you would be pleased with the accessibility. All buildings which are open to the public must be accessible. The is a federal law mandating it. Museums, restaurants, shops, everything.
I second Nan's comments here! And Joanna's city is actually known for being accessible to disabled persons!
And here in Merlin, we don't allow smoking in those accessible restaurants, bars and office spaces, so you can have a drink and NOT die of lung cancer from second hand smoke.
Just sayin...
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