CV 19 The daily record 24.04.20.
32 days in lockdown.
We decided as we needed to go to the veg man in Bourne End to do a walk from the Spade Oak at Well end and across to Cock Marsh and back along the Thames. Lovely walk but too many people about for our liking. The Thames path gets very narrow in places, fortunately owners have opened up their gardens so people can dodge in and let others get past.
We walked from the National Trust car park by the Spade Oak across the railway line and along the river through the marina. We cross the river at the Railway Bridge and stop for a quick look down towards Marlow. It is very calm and still, a few geese and ducks swim about nothing else is moving on the river. We take the path through Cock marsh trying to avoid the dog walkers of which there are many. Hmm not such a good idea to come here. I don’t think it would have been better earlier either.
As we enter a wooded area the sound of bird song is immense I take a video to capture the perfect stillness and melodious sounds of the birds. Sadly this was an epic fail on my behalf as later I found out that I had videoed the inside of my back pocket as I walked along. Sorry about that.
After the walk we went to the veg man but the queue was too long, it was the same at the local Sainsbury’s so we gave up and went home.
I said I would record what adverts there were on TV. This is quite difficult in our house as we tend to record ITV and the master of the remote control wizzes back and forth through the adverts. Here is what I captured last night.
The Army recruiting
Aldi
Kellogs cereal
Red Cross
Gaming
Exercises/activities to do at home.
Mobile phones
Boo Hoo clothes
Sainsburys with shopping guidelines. 2 metres apart, 1 person 1 trolley, pay by card. No food ads
Halifax – payment holidays.
Information on CV stay home advice
Car adverts
Bingo
Banks with help and advice
Help your neighbours.
Quite interesting when you make a note of it, very little consumerism
Grilled Salmon, new potatoes and courgettes for dinner.
Other News
Traffic is increasing on the roads. Signs that people are becoming restless and increasing calls for Britain to get back to work.
There is growing concern about the economy, if companies are not allowed back to work in the next few weeks.
Lockdown easing rules revealed today might allow people to socialise with 10 other friends or family.
Demand for home testing kits was high and ran out in just 2 minutes with online booking.
Drones are to be used to deliver medical supplies.
MacDonald’s has reopened in France.
Italy to ease lockdown over the next 4 weeks with bars & restaurants be the last to reopen.
Foreign holidaymakers may have to have movements tracked by an app.
Spain reports lowest number of deaths in one day for a month.
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