Access all areas Anyone who uses a wheelchair or has trouble walking will find the Rough Guide to Accessible Britain a useful source of ideas for days out.
The British, Scottish and local governments have promoted its stormy coast and rough open seas, accessible by boat within an hour, as ideal places for testing innovations in wave and tidal energy generation under extreme conditions.
The terrain of the community is rough and barely accessible during the rainy season.
And so, while the British city centre has been lost to pseudo Japanese jazz bars and mock Prohibition-era sperhapsies, perhaps the dimly-lit backstreets are where these nights are actually best placed, not least because with their two finger salute to gentrification they embody something of those rough-edged but accessible and free-spirited clubs of the early 2000s.
Most of the country can be reached only over rough gravel or rubble, accessible by 4x4s or camels.
While director Lee Daniels clearly works wonders making the rough edges of Precious accessible to the masses, Atom Egoyan has no such luck with Adoration (2008, New Wave, 15).
As well as providing employment to the soldiers, it served as a monument to those who had died in the war, and linked coastal communities that were previously only accessible via rough inland tracks or the ocean.
Uchindile is located on the boundaries of Iringa and Kilombero districts, approximately 100 km from Iringa town, accessible on rough roads.
It is a tough, marginal place that is now inhabited by fewer than a hundred people and is accessible only by rough logging roads lined with fatal drop-offs.
If you really want to get away from it all, the ultra-remote fjord Mjóifjörður lies 66km to the south, accessible by a rough unsealed road.
