Brit Butt Tour 2020
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On Wednesday 8th July I'm going for QNC, 05D, JKH and JKD (Four around the Norfolk coast). It is a round trip of 681 miles, still not of a mind to book overnights.
Anything I should be aware of for these four locations? Can I get a ferry for the JKH and D's?
If I manage this, I'm now var nigh 70, it will get me to the dizzy heights of double figures bagged.
Anything I should be aware of for these four locations? Can I get a ferry for the JKH and D's?
If I manage this, I'm now var nigh 70, it will get me to the dizzy heights of double figures bagged.
Here is the Welsh one. https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-53277102
and the Scottish one https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-53264720
Although it doesn't say people can now travel from England, if there is no limit on the distance you can travel, self contained holiday accommodation can open and Pubs and restaurants can serve outdoors. I would think it's now permitted to go.
Here is another article from BBC Scotland I've cut and pasted.
From Friday 3 July, people will be able to travel for more than five miles for leisure or recreation - although that restriction will remain in force in parts of south west Scotland, where a cluster of cases has been identified.
The use of self-contained holiday accommodation - such as cottages, lodges and caravans with no shared services - will also be allowed, along with second homes.
Children under the age of 12 will no longer have to follow distancing rules when meeting other children or adults outdoors.
Those aged 12 to 17 will still need to obey distancing rules, but there will no longer be a limit on the number of different groups they can meet during a day.
Children in both age groups will still be restricted to meeting outside in groups of up to eight people from no more than three households.
On Monday 6 July, pubs and restaurants will be able to open outdoor spaces, such as beer gardens.
Here is another article from BBC Scotland I've cut and pasted.
From Friday 3 July, people will be able to travel for more than five miles for leisure or recreation - although that restriction will remain in force in parts of south west Scotland, where a cluster of cases has been identified.
The use of self-contained holiday accommodation - such as cottages, lodges and caravans with no shared services - will also be allowed, along with second homes.
Children under the age of 12 will no longer have to follow distancing rules when meeting other children or adults outdoors.
Those aged 12 to 17 will still need to obey distancing rules, but there will no longer be a limit on the number of different groups they can meet during a day.
Children in both age groups will still be restricted to meeting outside in groups of up to eight people from no more than three households.
On Monday 6 July, pubs and restaurants will be able to open outdoor spaces, such as beer gardens.
What a wet ride to bag the Norfolk four. I set off about 04:00 and got home about 18:30 so 12.5 hours for 680 miles, so just a steady BB pace. I'm looking forward to feeling more confident to do an overnight here and there so I can get into the 41 remaining locations. The fish and chips at JKD Winkles Cafe Felixstowe were like the food of the Gods, the Sun had made a rare appearance and the first F&C's since lockdown, scrumptious.
