Steel Bones Travel & Weather Blogs

Traveling the world can be one of life’s most enriching experiences, but for many disabled travelers, finding the right travel insurance can be a daunting challenge. When planning a trip, ensuring you have adequate coverage becomes essential, particularly if you live...

After the London meet up, Ann-Marie visited a Art exhibition nearby and she lvoed it so we asked her to write soem words so we could share with you all.  Thanks so much Anne-Marie for sharing your experiences ... The Vinyl Factory at 180 Studios presents REVERB. A...

Hi. It’s Forbes Mutch here. You may have read my blog earlier this year when I supported my wife Jenny as she walked Offa’s Dyke in Wales to raise money for Steel Bones. That was fun but the weather wasn’t brilliant, so this September we decided to go cycling in the...

We spent a memorable Good Friday in warrior gear paintballing.  We have first hand reviews coming shortly from participants to give you a good idea as to what it was like paintballing with prosthetics.  The place we went too, is fmailiar with wheelchairs attending too...

Thanks to funding from the Douglas Bader Foundation, we were able to provide entry to Colchester Castle to test out it inclusive and we were not disappointed. We had a fantastic outing  - brilliant service from the team and fab accessibility. We enjoyed a...

WE ARE ALL BLOWN AWAY BY AN INCREDIBLE DAY WITH Newmarket Pony Academy simply an extraordinary day with the most amazing, patient and supportive people. Anna who runs the Newmarket Pony Academy is achieving incredible things. We were not only treated to a Horse...

Ok, so here goes.  Before Covid 19 I used to be a confident traveller, who would develop cabin fever if I hadn't been back to Belgium or some other foreign climb for a few months. I would travel Europe and the UK in my powerchair, who is named Ensor after the...

A few days ago we had a fantastic afternoon with our AMAZING VOLUNTEERS touring @AngleseyAbbeyNT highlights were the House & beautiful white trees but all of it was utterly stunning, just missed the rain. Can’t wait to see where we end up next If you would like to...

On the 2nd of July I went to wimbledon. When I got there me and my dad parked in a field specifically for disabled people and it was so close to the entrance. We then had a brief look around we saw the hill where members of the public watch previous matches from...