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I posted on the Matching Houses site, but I am also posting here. Anyone with an accessible home willing to swap for the Christmas Holidays. I need accomodations for one paraplegic and two able bodies. Most interested in someone who has a home near London. My home is in beautiful Santa Barbara just north of Los Angeles, California.
Let me know if interested.
Califanna
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Posted 19 November 2008 - 04:21 AM
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Posted 19 November 2008 - 05:02 AM
Most interested.
I'm 120 miles from London I'm afraid but it's rubbish anyway!
Is it sunny on Christmas day Anna?
I'm 120 miles from London I'm afraid but it's rubbish anyway!
Is it sunny on Christmas day Anna?
How does it feel to feel?
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Posted 21 November 2008 - 02:48 AM
dancin' johnny, on Nov 18 2008, 09:02 PM, said:
Most interested.
I'm 120 miles from London I'm afraid but it's rubbish anyway!
Is it sunny on Christmas day Anna?
I'm 120 miles from London I'm afraid but it's rubbish anyway!
Is it sunny on Christmas day Anna?
You betcha. Your home is rubbish or the idea of traveling back to the States?
Does anyone have a suggestion on the best hotel in London to stay at? I plan on staying two to three weeks depending on the value of the dollar. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Preferably a hotel that has a little kitchenette and two bedrooms.
Thanks, Anna
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Posted 21 November 2008 - 03:28 AM
My home aint bad but you would be better being in London.
I was having a pop at my London friends by saying it was rubbish! It clearly isn't.
If I find you a hotel can I have my first ever sunny xmas day at your place?
I was having a pop at my London friends by saying it was rubbish! It clearly isn't.
If I find you a hotel can I have my first ever sunny xmas day at your place?
How does it feel to feel?
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Posted 24 November 2008 - 01:28 AM
dancin' johnny, on Nov 20 2008, 07:28 PM, said:
My home aint bad but you would be better being in London.
I was having a pop at my London friends by saying it was rubbish! It clearly isn't.
If I find you a hotel can I have my first ever sunny xmas day at your place?
I was having a pop at my London friends by saying it was rubbish! It clearly isn't.
If I find you a hotel can I have my first ever sunny xmas day at your place?
Sure. Find me a hotel and a contact person there to guide me on where and where not to go. Access wise.
Anna
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Posted 24 November 2008 - 11:10 AM
I was looking for an accessible apartment in London last year and only found this...
www.centrelondonflat.org
Great location in the centre of London and with many buses and tubes being accessible, you won't have much trouble getting out and about.
Hope this helps.
www.centrelondonflat.org
Great location in the centre of London and with many buses and tubes being accessible, you won't have much trouble getting out and about.
Hope this helps.
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