DressageCob
Well-Known Member
Hello all,
I'm just looking to see what everyone is doing since the government guidance to avoid social interactions, avoid all non-essential travel and not to attend mass gatherings. BE events are cancelled, but mainly because of the need for ambulances to attend. BD national competitions and regional training are cancelled, but normal fixtures are going ahead as normal.
I was intending to go out dressaging on Saturday to a local venue. They are doing all the right things and have released a statement about how to behave at the competition (don't go to the office, cafe closed, test sheets will be delivered to lorry etc) to avoid contamination. But I can't get past the feeling that I shouldn't be going because of the outbreak.
on the other hand, I'm still expected to go to work in person, travelling to courts all over the country, mainly on public transport. I'm more likely to catch it at work than at a show (but then I could spread it to others...)
So what's everyone else doing?
I'm just looking to see what everyone is doing since the government guidance to avoid social interactions, avoid all non-essential travel and not to attend mass gatherings. BE events are cancelled, but mainly because of the need for ambulances to attend. BD national competitions and regional training are cancelled, but normal fixtures are going ahead as normal.
I was intending to go out dressaging on Saturday to a local venue. They are doing all the right things and have released a statement about how to behave at the competition (don't go to the office, cafe closed, test sheets will be delivered to lorry etc) to avoid contamination. But I can't get past the feeling that I shouldn't be going because of the outbreak.
on the other hand, I'm still expected to go to work in person, travelling to courts all over the country, mainly on public transport. I'm more likely to catch it at work than at a show (but then I could spread it to others...)
So what's everyone else doing?