Exactly Jishere. My daughter has a vast garden, about an acre, and I was able to access it without going through the house. We sat ten feet apart at least throughout the short visit. If she had a postage stamp of a garden I would not have attempted it - I am too concerned for her health to have done anything risky, but we were both so much happier for our meeting. There isn't a 'one size fits all'; if we are not breaking any rules, keeping apart, are outside in the fresh air and washing hands and sanitising, surely the benefits to mental health must be considered too? I have just watched a clip of the beach at Bournemouth today. The media refer to it as 'packed'. As the camera panned across it was obvious that people were keeping at least 2 metres apart. It seems some of these so called 'packed beaches' shots are from last year, and an article demonstrated how the camera can very much lie - two different photos of a queue showed people squashed together when viewed from the front, but a shot taken from the side showed that they were distancing perfectly in line with the regulations. I would like newspaper editors to be held responsible for the muck racking, inflammatory and lying copy they are printing at a time when we need so much better from them.
