Sitting on the beach in lanzarote checked my temperature on entry and my qr code on my spainish locater form didn't want to know about my antigen test? I'm not jabbed so depends on the country of destination and which one you are travelling from I suppose? As you can see I will struggle to get towel space on the beach?
Being double jabbed will definitely not stop you getting covid it should stop you getting seriously ill with Covid otherwise there would be no faffing for double jabbed people?
Are you sure? My understanding is that it stops many people getting any adverse affects at all, in most others it reduces the effects to manageable and not life threatening level. Sadly it doesn't do either for some. This is dependant on which form of CV19 we are talking about, as the vaxx works best (93%) on the "original" CV19, and less well on the Kent variant (67%) 30.7% on the SA variant (aka Reunion Isles variant).
I'm not going to be the oracle here jez but no that's incorrect you can definitely get covid with serious side effects but it definitely helps the older cohort and should stop a severe case but best do your own homework but I know a double jabbed 82 year old just spent 2 days in bed and in his words he just felt lousy so hopefully that would be the worst of it!
Hi Skitz, I think we're both saying the same thing. I hope your double jabbed friend comes through without any major problem.
No one can predict how covid will evolve. I know even the UK govt are expecting it to be a serious issue for the next 4 years at least as they are investing vast sums of cash in a system of testing and vaccinations until 2025.
Byrne-Up tours - there’s a blast from the past. Did Magny Cours with them in early 2000’s - first non French trackday held at the circuit. Was a blast - rode there, did the trackday, rode back. Did Val de Vienne the year after.
Portsmouth The journey down from Derby to Portsmouth started off warm and dry. I couldn’t be bothered with a back-road route down and I hadn’t left enough time for one anyway, so it was A50, M1, A43, A34, M3 and M27. It was dry until Towcester. From there to Didcot it was torrential showers and from Didcot onwards to Portsmouth it was dry and warm again. Such is the British weather. There were lots of reasonably old sports cars going up and down the A43 around Silverstone. Her Majesty’s constabulary were conspicuous in several places and an unmarked car overtook me at considerable speed with its blue lights flashing. At Brackley there are two roundabouts on the A43. The exit going south on the second one is a left hand bend. The road was wet... Just around the corner was a blue TVR in a deep ditch with just its nose pointing out onto the road and the driver standing there looking sheepish. Rear-wheel drive cars. Sheesh! On arrival at Portsmouth the normal formalities were supplemented by the COVID requirements, including showing proof of vaccination and production of the French sworn-statement regarding not having been in close contact blah blah blah. The port was quiet. The ferry half empty. It departed early. Tomorrow on arrival I have to face the terror of the french immigration authorities...
Having just sold my V4S, I can’t imagine the horrors of touring on one of those. I’m 6ft 4 and I just found that bike so bloody uncomfortable in a straight line, for more than 40 minutes. You need a Superduke 1290R
Tell you that did they? With earnest serious voices?… If this government told me that my feet were on the end of my legs I’d want a second opinion from a grown up.
No but a friend is doing a lot of work and spending a lot of the Government’s money setting up places to do both. And no he isn’t a friend of Boris or a Tory party donor.
