Follow Bill Forrester's Research on Accessibility in New Zealand

By Scott Rains on November 26, 2009 11:17 AM | 0 Comments

You can follow TravAbility's Bill Forrester around New Zealand's South Island -- but only if you are fast enough!




http://travability.travel/New%20Zealand/South_Island_Blog.html

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