brunation
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There isn't.And I've certainly not seen anything saying there was a time limit.
There isn't.And I've certainly not seen anything saying there was a time limit.
Well hopefully her experience was just a one off grumpy policeman but she was very upset as she wasn't aware there was a time limit and she has a labrador who needs a decent walk.
And I've certainly not seen anything saying there was a time limit.
Tonights adventure to Morrisons was wholely different than Tuesday: queuing system now, 2m apart which meant a 20min wait to get in and 10min wait for a checkout. Face mask sellers have done a roaring trade as well.Express tills were open at Mo's on Tuesday.
Someone came up our road earlier, went to a house down the road and took a plastic bucket back to the car... essential travel I presume...
Seem reasonable to me. No toilet paper then make a poor mans bidetNEEDED a plastic bucket
....so today’s figures were far larger than yesterday‘s because today’s figures were based over a longer period (timings have changed) according to Twitter posts and ITV News. (apologies if this was already posted about!).
We definitely walk much longer than that. Normally about 1-2 hours. We tend to do around 10miles. But to be fair where we are is rural and we don’t come across anyone, definitely wellies and mud territory.Well hopefully her experience was just a one off grumpy policeman but she was very upset as she wasn't aware there was a time limit and she has a labrador who needs a decent walk.
And I've certainly not seen anything saying there was a time limit.
Yup, looks like Mardi Gras is going to cause a COVID-19 epidemic in the southern USA which will make New York seem like they are getting off lightly!The US is the one I’m keeping an eye on. What do we think, they seem to be about a week behind the U.K.
The US is the one I’m keeping an eye on. What do we think, they seem to be about a week behind the U.K.
We definitely walk much longer than that. Normally about 1-2 hours. We tend to do around 10miles. But to be fair where we are is rural and we don’t come across anyone, definitely wellies and mud territory.
If one is in a town I think some common sense need to be applied. But even then 30 minutes should be plenty to at least 2-3miles at an average pace. That should be plenty.
You would be when you’ve been walking like that for the last six years as good as daily That now feels like a stroll.Average walking pace is three miles an hour - you would need to be pretty in shape, and almost certainly not walking, to do three miles in 30 minutes.
You would be when you’ve been walking like that for the last six years as good as daily That now feels like a stroll.
I think it's perfectly understandable that people are worrying about the economy, I know I am. Okay, the priority right now is getting to grips with Coronavirus. However, there also needs to be a focus on trying to avoid a massive worldwide recession and millions more UK people unemployed.
Practise makes perfection It normal now, but yes when it is muddy and slippy the average goes down a lot. But it isn't at the moment, no more 'wellie' boots it is trainers time again.