22-10-2020, 10:20 PM
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Re: A Bridlington Excursion
Originally Posted by Mags
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That looks lovely Bob, good idea to visit while you can and that fresh sea air will do you good.Fortunately there's no sign of a lockdown for us down here yet, but as things are going I daresay it won't be far off.
Although all South Yorkshire will be under lockdown from Saturday, I think the main source of infections are the heavily populated areas like Sheffield, Rotherham, and Barnsley, but we will follow all the advice and abide by the rules. Best not get too complacent, and hope our village can stay virus free....
I think the aim is to avoid swamping the local hospitals, but I believe the virus has a long way to go yet, and once lockdown has been lifted it will continue on it's path until either a vaccine has been discovered, or so many people have been infected that the link of transmission is broken...We can only hope it will be sooner than later Mags.....
22-10-2020, 10:50 PM
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Re: A Bridlington Excursion
Lovely day out for you and good photos.
As a child, I went to Bridlington on a train from Leeds (my Mother's home city). I was very young and don't remember any of what it was like there, so it's good to see some photos of a seaside town I once had a day trip to.
23-10-2020, 08:30 AM
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Re: A Bridlington Excursion
I think I've only ever been to Bridlington once before...your pics are lovely so its on the list for a re-visit. You are right about staying safe Bob... me and Lion Queen realised we were breaking the rules and postponed our meeting....fed up with this virus
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