2nd wave is coming and its going to be Tsunami
Healthcare sector are anticipating it in July..
So much for Heat stifling it..
Doesnt bode well for October..
2nd wave is coming and its going to be Tsunami
can we do the same for the humans that have been turning the beaches and peoples gardens into sewage dumps
The irony is that the people who seem to be doing the most to prevent the spread are the ones ignoring the government completely, and still staying at home as much as possible. So glad to be an introvert
So do i. The risk is still virulent despite of politics are opening.The irony is that the people who seem to be doing the most to prevent the spread are the ones ignoring the government completely, and still staying at home as much as possible.
The plus means mitigation in the form of a perspex screen ( as seen in most supermarkets), visors, face covering or just simply turning to face away, But how many people actually understand or want to understand this.
I though plus meant as far away as possible, so don't just move to 1m for the sake of it if there is room like 1.25m 1.50m 1.75m them move that far.
but you watch 4th July everyone in that line outside the shop with move closer, because people have always believed the closer you get to each other the quicker you get to the front.
Yet the nation is repeatedly told there is no ambiguity in the advice and the advice is perfectly clear!No, the plus meant adding some form of mitigation, such as screens, masks, looking away, etc. Like 'stay alert' meant nothing, as if we could see the virus coming, the 'plus' is ambiguous. Will lead to many people moving closer thinking it is ok.
While on the topic of chainsaws - I have a need for a small one for tree work in the garden, but every time I am tempted, I realise I value my own health and safety just a bit more than the saving in labour. But if Portland Bill needs to do more tree work, a good alternative, and a lot safer is a cordless reciprocating saw. Cheaper than a chainsaw, and you can get a 10" blade that will rip through a tree, and you can even use them one handed for the awkward placed branches
I got a bit involve with chain saws, briefly, when I had my grounds maintenance squad. Very dangerous bits of kit. You need to be totally focused when using. It was decided that we would never let any of my squad members use one (remembering that my "squad" were all learning disabled) Some of the more able members used to safely use the petrol hedge cutter and I'm very pleased to be able to say that in the 15 years I ran the squad I never had an incident related to machinery. So, as there was no advantage to my people in having the chain saw we didn't buy one, deciding instead that if asked to do a job which would be best tackled with one we would either decline or cost it for the employment of a tree surgeon.I've got one of those reciprocating saws and the trick is to get the right blade other wise they just clog up.
We have a number of trees in our back garden and it is amazing what a quality tree bow saw and good blade can get through with ease. Biggest diameter branch/limb I've handled is about 7 or 8 inches and some overall length of near 30ft. Took two of us and all the hard work was in working out how to safely tackle the challenge. Ropes, pulleys, ground anchor, long ladder. Was actually great fun and mentally challenging covering all the "what if"s. Worst part was clearing up the mess
Like others I looked at buying a small electric chain saw. Thoroughly read up on using on, hazards, safety devices (eg. chain brake/kick back stop), safety gear ....
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M2arMD1ITJ4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G3v7Dm7KYQc
Saw was cheap. Add all the safety and protective gear and the price rose dramatically.
Got cold feet and wimped out in the end and decided to stick to a quality bow saw.
things tend to go pear shape when said tree lands up in next doors garden or on top a shed or even worse. It can,could turn out expensive in ways that you didn’t allow for.....
No, the plus meant adding some form of mitigation, such as screens, masks, looking away, etc. Like 'stay alert' meant nothing, as if we could see the virus coming, the 'plus' is ambiguous. Will lead to many people moving closer thinking it is ok.
Healthcare sector are anticipating it in July..
So much for Heat stifling it..
Doesnt bode well for October..
The scenes of crowded beaches again last week suggests that sadly many are not.The thought of second wave infections scares me. I hope people take wearing masks, washing hands and social distancing seriously!
government as clear a ever on Leicester then. "we can not recommend the easing of the national lockdown on the 4th July happens in Leicester " says Matt Hancock
can not recommend is not the same as saying No don't do it. another worthless statement that people can manipulate.