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I don’t understand the criticism. You’re not going to catch Covid 19 in Dorset, sat on a sunny beech with family or housemates
We’ll know in the next 20 days how save it is.
Cliff jumping, on what appears to be a difficult beach to reach by ambulance, during a pandemic is fucken stupid. The emergency services shouldn’t have bothered, they’ve got enough on their plates as it is.
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This.
Durdle door is only accessible by sea, or by a footpath that follows the contours of the coast, i.e. over a big hill. There is no vehicular access.
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This is it really. I’m never personally going to make a call for the emergency services to not go and help someone. But even outside of Covid times I’d hope this would be called out for being a stupid And dangerous thing to be doing. Another example, if someone smashed a load of drugs and required medical Assistance because they’re having a bad time, they’ve been an absolute idiot. If someone were to do it in the current climate they’ve still been an absolute idiot.
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Cliff jumping, on what appears to be a difficult beach to reach by ambulance, during a pandemic is fucken stupid.
Cliff jumping rookies attempting a 60m drop is stupid. That is all.
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miro_o
It’s nothing like (for example) a packed tube carriage and still roughly in-line with the WHO.
And that’s after being chopper-kettled.
I almost never plan my outdoor trips around available space for landing two helicopters.
Can you see that from behind your twitching net curtains? ;)