trippled jabbed but still anxious we wont be allowed out or in.

[jongood]

We crossed into Spain on E9 yesterday, Police were at the first roundabout but didn't bother stopping us. Happy days!

We'll worry about getting back when the time comes. I don't really understand why people are cancelling while Spain are still letting us in. Afaics hotel quarantine didn't work and is unlikely to be coming back.

 

[Lynne Roy]

Find yourself a lovely large pitch, cloudy at the moment though x

 

[jongood]

Find yourself a lovely large pitch, cloudy at the moment though x

Amazing. a frosty start but its now cracking the flags at Girondella.

 

[jongood]

 

[PhilandMena]

We crossed into Spain on E9 yesterday, Police were at the first roundabout but didn't bother stopping us. Happy days!

We'll worry about getting back when the time comes. I don't really understand why people are cancelling while Spain are still letting us in. Afaics hotel quarantine didn't work and is unlikely to be coming back.

People like me, I guess, are cancelling their trip because there route takes them through France. Have a great trip and a great Christmas.

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[PhilandMena]

Just reading your post, I'm wondering are you, (everyone else) being scared into thinking there is a situation that doesn't exist, I referring to the Omnicron variant in this, it would appear that as a virus mutates Omnicron has mutated down so is actually more virulent but has milder symtoms thus less likely to be as severe.
Resulting in less people being hospitalised in effect making the patient no more worse off than a case of Influenza.

Todays Telegraph. Makes me wonder if they really do know what's going on .
Modelling used to justify Sajid Javid’s claim that there were 200,000 omicron infections a day has been abandoned by health officials, who say it is "no longer valid" because of behavioural changes.

On Monday, the Health Secretary caused widespread confusion by announcing the figure without releasing the methodology behind the calculation.

The UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) consistently warned this week that omicron infections were doubling every 1.9 days. But a methodology memo published quietly by the UKHSA on Thursday states it is now wrong to assume that the doubling rate will remain constant, and so should no longer be used.

A spokesman said the figure had given a “useful snapshot” to “emphasise the scale” at which omicron was spreading, but argued that increased mask wearing and working from home had altered the forecast. The UKHSA could not give an up-to-date estimate of infections.

It comes after a poll suggested that the public are tiring of restrictions. A YouGov survey for The Times newspaper found that a majority of people would not back pubs, restaurants or non-essential shops being shut or bans on meeting people from other households.

On Friday, new modelling by Imperial College was also criticised for failing to take into account real-world data from South Africa showing that omicron is causing fewer deaths and hospitalisations, and leading to shorter stays in hospital even for the oldest and most vulnerable.

Imperial warned that the risk of reinfection with the omicron variant is 5.4 times greater than that of the delta variant, although latest UKHSA real-world data suggests it is closer to three times.


There's quite a bit more on this, so here is the link. https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/20...00-daily-omicron-cases-claim-no-longer-valid/