[Gremlin]

Yesterday we took a small group of people to the War Museum at Salford Quays
from the Welfare for the Blind society on Bank Street Accrington.
They all agreed they had a most enjoyable day and one partially sighted man went up the tower with me. We were told that it was the first time a guide dog, or any dog, had been up the tower. You walk through a passage way 200 feet up with a mesh floor so you can see right back down and the dog seemed to enjoy the view.

I had installed a Braille embossing machine in the Blind Welfare Centre and one of the jobs I did was to type out a menu for the Black Horse Food Emporium and convert it to Braille. The photo is Peter Taylor handing it over to the manager.If