That's put paid to that then,

[pelican]

That's not very nice....

It5 exactly what he was suggesting

 

[pelican]

As we live in the New Forest, just a quick thank you to the OP for consideration and not coming here. We obviously welcome tourists as our local amenities depend on it, but not at the moment thanks. I agree we all have to be both sensible and considerate in these horrible times, and looking for ways to exploit the rules to allow travelling and mixing is a bit selfish to say the least. Sadly many still do, a bit understandable with what we've all been through and with the incompetence coming from the centre but despite their rubbish approach, baulking against their rules really doesn't help. We won't travel out of area to visit other areas.
We've walked locally and over the past couple of days the roads here are clad with puffing, sweating lycra - which is not a good look at the best of times (although they seem to think it looks cool for some weird reason ) but much less welcome at the moment.
We haven't wandered far enough to see if the tourist spots are again inundated as they were last time.

Plenty of room for social distancing rather than the public spaces in town centres. Agree about the "lycra own the roads"

 

[mitzimad]

evidently different to last time fishing is considered recreation this time.since i sea fish and the sea is 70 miles away should I?

 

[Minxy]

evidently different to last time fishing is considered recreation this time.since i sea fish and the sea is 70 miles away should I?

Nah, make yourself this instead ... you'll then be able to make a fish the same size as that WHOPPER that you've no doubt always been unable to land!