Corona Virus Treatment

All I know is that we're ignoring the politicians and experts - and will make our own mind up when we think it's reasonably safe to get out and about.

At the moment that time is August - but it may be longer if people can't comply with the rules - we'll have to see.

 

Still no cases in North Korea?

 

So, if I'm reading this right that's 491,856 out of 7.8 billion.
Obviously serious if you know somebody who has died but I dont think its a threat to the human race.

 

And you are quite reasonable and right to do that @clanless .
But I do find this calendar thing a bit confusing, why August?
Shouldn't it be based on the situation when we get to a point when you in your own mind think it is safe based on the statistics.

 

I'm going on holiday there then.
But will still have to isolate for two weeks.

 

More like 67 years.

 

Yeah but think of all that lovely tax money that will start rolling in again.
Petrol prices are rising already.

 

Coronovirus 'health tourists'

Exclusive: Half of UK’s imported Covid-19 infections are from Pakistan

Some are going straight from the airport into intensive care

 

The second peak will be around October so they say but it could be earlier than that the way how people are behaving.

 

No holidays for us this year, in fact I would not risk a plane flight until October 2021 at the earliest. Our caravan park opens on 4th July, so avoiding the manic first couple of days we can go up there for a short break on the following Tuesday. We can take all our supplies (meaning beer and wine ) with us. So we can still be isolated. The change of scenery will do us good

 

First year in ages that I haven't had at least 2 caravan site holidays booked and several camping trips planned. Don't even intend going on a day trip to Chesil Beach for dawn sea fishing then to RSPB Arnie on way back as Chesil is ram packed and roads around back of Bournemouth grid locked. Too many crowds, drunken brawls and stabbings on beaches for my liking.

Assuming it's a static caravan site, sounds ideal. I won't be thinking of taking my tent to campsites until furlough ends and the kids go back to school. Beaches will turn into campsites and I reckon some campsite proprietors are going to have a hard time dealing with unbooked campers who've turned up and pitched overnight.

Hope the sites stay open longer as they're opening late. Although I love the all year ones in the Lake District, all the passes were closed when I was there last December, and many steep slopes on other roads were impassable without a 4x4.


P.S. On Thursday when 500,000? visited Bournemouth, I went on a 2 hour walk along the local footpaths and only saw one other person, a farmworker haymaking, plus about 1,000 butterflies.

 

Presumably with lots of people who normally go abroad staying at home this year, I would think everywhere is going to be jam packed.