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![]() "David Cantrell" wrote in message k... On Mon, Aug 16, 2010 at 12:48:26PM +0100, Paul Terry wrote: I guess it's possible that the step-free reference refers to the stair-creepers for wheelchairs on the steps down to street level. But they're hugely inconvenient (National Rail recommend adding an hour if using them for an interchange!) and are of no help for non-wheelchair users with mobility problems. What are these "stair creepers"? Is this something like a portable stair lift that they install when needed? Is this the sort of thing? 'Creepers' seems a less used term than 'climbers'. http://www.mobilitystairclimbers.co.uk/ Paul S |
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