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DOOM: "Omicron Covid cases ‘doubling every two to three days’ in UK"
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93k cases today compared with 88k yesterday and ~80 the day before - 3 records in a row.
Rumblings of further restrictions but it seems so far, only in the devolved nations.
Tonight is a meal out with my choir ~20 people. We sang together yesterday and we're in the NE with small-O so far so this will be my last activity of the year I think. Doctor's appointment tomorrow, booster on Monday can both go ahead regardless, and we're not going away for Xmas (and my wife had her booster a few weeks back) so it's not the end of the world.
I did hum and haw quite a lot and was a little surprised the events both went ahead without any people pulling out. Let's see where I am in a week!Originally posted by MaryPoppinsI'd still not breastfeed a naziOriginally posted by vetranUrine is quite nourishingComment
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So here is a very strange thing: infections doubled but Omicron cases supposedly make up a very small proportion of the increase???Comment
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Originally posted by cojak View Post
Well, I’m on the train to St Pancras and it’s rammed and while most have masked some don’t.
I’m wearing a FFP2 mask but I’m not confident at the moment. I’m going to be wary for the journey.
On the Saturday I wanted to see London, but didn’t fancy being inside at the V&A so I walked from from East to West and completed 10+ miles by the time I got to St Pancras.
Points of note:- Although it wasn’t a busy as the Saturday before Christmas, it was still reasonably busy. I was surprised at the numbers of families out to see the sights. The Disney store had ‘1 out, 1 in’ going on and Hamley’s elves were doing a roaring trade in selfies.
- The size of the anti-vax protest was pathetic, they had to spread out to fill Parliament Square (good social distancing, I thought) and the tourists were looking at them and taking photos the way they would a the monkey house at London Zoo.
- Almost everyone was wearing a mask around Borough Market but there was about a 50-50 split of masks worn outside. I put my mask on walking along South Bank and Regent Street and Oxford Street, but didn’t need it around St James Park.
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Originally posted by cojak View PostI was surprised at the numbers of families out to see the sights.
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Originally posted by cojak View Post
So I’m back, and a very pleasant time was had by all. The Counting House had full tables, but you could swing a multitude of cats from the door to the bar.
On the Saturday I wanted to see London, but didn’t fancy being inside at the V&A so I walked from from East to West and completed 10+ miles by the time I got to St Pancras.
Points of note:- Although it wasn’t a busy as the Saturday before Christmas, it was still reasonably busy. I was surprised at the numbers of families out to see the sights. The Disney store had ‘1 out, 1 in’ going on and Hamley’s elves were doing a roaring trade in selfies.
- The size of the anti-vax protest was pathetic, they had to spread out to fill Parliament Square (good social distancing, I thought) and the tourists were looking at them and taking photos the way they would a the monkey house at London Zoo.
- Almost everyone was wearing a mask around Borough Market but there was about a 50-50 split of masks worn outside. I put my mask on walking along South Bank and Regent Street and Oxford Street, but didn’t need it around St James Park.
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