Campsite lockdown in Spain
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Wherenext replied on 17/07/2020 15:06
royandsharont replied on 17/07/2020 15:57
Posted on 17/07/2020 15:57
This very reason is why we have decided not to leave the UK for the foreseeable future, despite missing our 4 months away each year terribly. Better safe, or not, in the UK than encounter difficulties, or worse, abroad we think. We have visited there a number of times to enjoy the large availability of excellent Pinchos/Tapas when we camped next door at Orio, beautiful seaside town.
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Rufs replied on 17/07/2020 16:53
Posted on 17/07/2020 14:21 by eurortravellerSeveral UK newspapers are reporting today that a campsite at Zarautz - between Bilbao and San Sebastián - has been locked down with 250 people inside because of diagnosis of Covid there. Police are guarding the gate.
Posted on 17/07/2020 16:53
Yup, i think it was inevitable, Spain just started their long summer holidays so lots of them on the road to beach resorts etc, could be Spains worst nightmare if one of those ubernisations on the Costas has an outbreak.
I think in the UK we will be very lucky if we dont have an outbreak on a site in one of the coastal hotspots in Devon/Cornwall. Still keeping our options open could be open toss up between being in lock down in Spain or somewhere in the UK
Lutz replied on 17/07/2020 16:57
Posted on 17/07/2020 16:57
This sort of thing can happen anywhere, not just Spain. It can happen just as much on your own doorstep. On close consideration, we felt that it shouldn't stop us from spending a fortnight in France, which we did a couple of weeks ago. We figured that if we let it influence our movements we'll be marooned at home forever because the problem is going to stay with us for the foreseeable future and we'd never get away. I can think of worse places to be locked down than on a campsite down by the beach.
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Rufs replied on 17/07/2020 17:02
Posted on 17/07/2020 16:57 by LutzThis sort of thing can happen anywhere, not just Spain. It can happen just as much on your own doorstep. On close consideration, we felt that it shouldn't stop us from spending a fortnight in France, which we did a couple of weeks ago. We figured that if we let it influence our movements we'll be marooned at home forever because the problem is going to stay with us for the foreseeable future and we'd never get away.
Takethedogalong replied on 17/07/2020 17:18
InaD replied on 17/07/2020 17:24
Posted on 17/07/2020 17:18 by TakethedogalongAh, but will the UK be glad to have you back? Science has proven that the UK’s issues stemmed primarily from returnees from Italy and Spain initially, rather than from China. It’s a global game is Covid ping pong😉
replied on 17/07/2020 17:33
Posted on 17/07/2020 17:18 by TakethedogalongAh, but will the UK be glad to have you back? Science has proven that the UK’s issues stemmed primarily from returnees from Italy and Spain initially, rather than from China. It’s a global game is Covid ping pong😉
moulesy replied on 17/07/2020 17:40
Posted on 17/07/2020 17:18 by TakethedogalongAh, but will the UK be glad to have you back? Science has proven that the UK’s issues stemmed primarily from returnees from Italy and Spain initially, rather than from China. It’s a global game is Covid ping pong😉
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