13-01-2021, 01:56 AM
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Re: Obeying the Rules.
Originally Posted by Dodge
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They would be classed as 'work related' which technically they are and thus not breaking the law.
13-01-2021, 02:05 AM
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Re: Obeying the Rules.
Originally Posted by Dodge
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Now I know with what I am about to say next there are going to some of you who will say 'but i do that' or 'i know people that do that' BUT in all my years of exercising, I have NEVER EVER taken a hot beverage with me. Neither do I know of anyone that has. Now when it comes to socialising, meeting up with family and friends, yes I have taken a hot beverage with me but that's when i', intending to SOCIALISE!!..
Nobody would have blinked had they been carrying water bottles in the hot summer.
13-01-2021, 11:11 AM
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Re: Obeying the Rules.
Originally Posted by AnnieS
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when we went up Pen Y fan a few years ago I took a flask of coffee and some sandwiches to have at the top. Yep it was exercising (check the route up and then argue the case!), yes it was cold up there and yes we did need it to give us energy and warm us up for the downward trek. I wouldn't normally take a hot drink up a mountain but it was a cold day. Nobody would have blinked had they been carrying water bottles in the hot summer.
13-01-2021, 11:20 AM
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Re: Obeying the Rules.
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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Boris reckons that when you exercise you should start and finish in the same place i.e. your home....
I start and finish at my own home, I am not allowed to drive yet following my operation.
I cannot exercise for one hour, I simply cannot walk for that length of time.
I go out for ten minutes at a time, neighbours are fine with it, I wear a mask and gloves when I go out.
I am technically in breach of the rules, but neighbours are fine with it.
13-01-2021, 11:55 AM
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Re: Obeying the Rules.
Originally Posted by swimfeeders
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HiI start and finish at my own home, I am not allowed to drive yet following my operation.
I cannot exercise for one hour, I simply cannot walk for that length of time.
I go out for ten minutes at a time, neighbours are fine with it, I wear a mask and gloves when I go out.
I am technically in breach of the rules, but neighbours are fine with it.
Any exercise is better than no exercise...
Some people will flout the rules though and go out for several hours...
And while we are on the subject, I think 'Local' to a runner could be ten miles for an hours run, whereas on a bicycle local would mean between fifteen to twenty miles for just an hour of exercise. But I consider both of these disciplines totally safe in the catching or spreading of the virus, providing it is done solo.
13-01-2021, 12:06 PM
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Re: Obeying the Rules.
Originally Posted by OldGreyFox
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No sorry Swim, I didn't mean (or Boris) that it was compulsory to do an hour of exercise.... Any exercise is better than no exercise...Some people will flout the rules though and go out for several hours...
And while we are on the subject, I think 'Local' to a runner could be ten miles for an hours run, whereas on a bicycle local would mean between fifteen to twenty miles for just an hour of exercise. But I consider both of these disciplines totally safe in the catching or spreading of the virus, providing it is done solo.
No need to apologise OGF.
Heighbours are fine, we just have some idiotic coppers here
They will not last long.
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