MartynG
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First boat passes through the Boston barrier.
MartynG replied to Alan de Enfield's topic in General Boating
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First boat passes through the Boston barrier.
MartynG replied to Alan de Enfield's topic in General Boating
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Increased demand on the waterways this summer ?
MartynG replied to MartynG's topic in General Boating
Which is, of course, against the present regulations . Unfortunately there are large numbers of people who are behaving as if everything has returned to normal. I do fear these behaviours risk a second wave that could require a further significant lockdown. It's no good if business goes back to normal only to face a repeat lockdown or worse still to find a large percentage of their customers are deceased. -
Will there be a EU to have deal with ?
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The fear is a return to normal behaviours too early may well result in a new spike in infections and deaths that is worse than the first . This would then result in a new lockdown which will then have an even greater economic impact and could then overwhelm the already stressed out NHS medical professionals .
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Mostly . But not all.
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The problem being a large number of people have done the risk assessment and think they are unlikely to be a victim.
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That is correct Anyone may disobey the rules providing they have a reasonable excuse or even an unreasonable excuse such as testing testing their eyesight . The acceptability of the eyesight testing excuse has been verified by the Prime Minister, no less. Getting people to infect each other, while officially advising the opposite , is part of the underlying plan. .
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The farmer needs license to do so. its not free .
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That's only a few hours in each 24 hr period for the next few weeks . It hardly seem worth the journey home for a few hours . People may make their own mind up about obeying the guidelines.
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The following confirms an earlier suggestion that from 1st June longer journeys are permitted https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/enjoy-the-waterways/boating/boating-blogs-and-features/the-boaters-update/boaters-update-28-may-2020
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From 1st June you may make longer journeys subject to some issues on some canals . Please red the following link https://canalrivertrust.org.uk/enjoy-the-waterways/boating/boating-blogs-and-features/the-boaters-update/boaters-update-28-may-2020
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Or whether they exist ?
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.............but never quite thought the consequences could include death.
