In these Covid days, I am only rarely going out, and early in the morning. I don’t notice too many people around, and mercifully most of those I do see are practising social distancing – perhaps a tad close here, not really 2 metres, is it?
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I see many people walking closer than that. I conclude that they might be family, or share the same house or flat. If not, then they are willing to ‘chance it’.
Best wishes, Pete.
Oh, well I sometimes see people closer, but as I don’t get out often, not at busy times either, I can’t really gauge it
That seems a fairly safe distance, farther than some people I’ve seen around here. Outside is much safer than inside as well.
janet
Outside is safer, yes
I’m surprised you took this shot, Sue. It is so anti your one series. But thanks for the company 🙂
Oh, I have more coming up!