Planning A Trip To London

[dollahbillz]

Ok here's the deal im planning on taking a trip to london alone.
As you all know i am disabled and obviously i will come across big obstacles along the way. I was wondering for anyone who lived in London what type of disabled access is there in London Euston station and would you be willing to put a roof over my head for the weekend lol j/p but the station thing i really wanna know.

MAYBE I CAN ASSIST, london caters and accomaodates for the disabled very well trust me! when ya coming?

[PeicyP]

have fun, goodluck ^

break a leg! i mean.. fk .. i mean have a safe trip :]

[Steve--O]

dollahbillz im planning on going in november and to monk if u see this post in the thread

[dollahbillz]

okay thats quite a while, if you dont mind me asking what is your disability?

[Steve--O]

i have a disability called brittle bones i would go sooner to london but i need to save up

[Rosana]

I hope you'll have a good time
I'm going to London in september to see a friend :D I'm really looking forward..

[Mark Ultra]

In my opinion, trips to the city are very boring and they are not interesting for me at all. I prefer wild nature and mountains

[OlmanGrand]

I have been living in Canada for about 5 years, but, originally I am from Germany. This year I was in the UK as well. Fortunately, I went there before the lockdown. I am a fan of camping. Is there anyone else who loves it, too? I am planning my next camping trip and would like to invite people from all over the world. I have equipment including the portable tent wood stove from https://hot-tent.com/collections/stoves-for-tents. This is a great thing I bought last year. Who wants to join me?