NHS test/trace on site

Been disappointed with the club since lockdown was eased, they continually promise non contact check in but so far we have visited 6 CMC sites not one has done contactless check in.

Dawn

I thought contactless was only in operation when the sites initially reopened?  We have only stayed at two sites since August and I was perfectly happy with the arrangements. My booking in was complicated by the fact I was using site vouchers (the old ones) which caused a bit of confusion on how best to deal with them. All worked out fine in the end but meant I was in reception for longer than normal. However I was wearing a mask and there was a screen between me and the site staff so it felt reasonably comfortable.

We have only used the QR code once and that was actually in reception but there was one stuck to the inside of the window which could be used when reception was closed from the outside.

David

I prefer the sites which have managed to go contactless. On one CAMC site I nearly fell over the departure bucket for wrist bands which had been left in the reception entrance by mistake!! 

You might not be the only exception, but you are quite predictable😁

I love my iPhone, my iPad, my Mac Book. But they are just tools. Exceptionally clever ones, and having mislaid an iPhone (I got it back, I knew where it was) I missed its being around. The trick is to still have a life away from such technology. I can put them down, turn them off, and don’t subscribe or use things like FB, Twitter, etc... that are constantly pinging and dinging away in the background. I have ringtones set up so I can recognise “must answer, find out later, and totally ignore”. 

My iphone/iPad are now my TV,  radio, night time story, cinema, library, camera, encyclopaedia, diary, fitness record, health record, communication system, photo library, bank, shopping list, video recorder, idea keeper, cycling diary, weather checker, road atlas, translator and wallet. Lots more as well should I choose.... all as encrypted and protected as I can make them.

If nothing else, think of the weight saved when touring!😂

 

Life changing & life saving is tech. My sat nav in the case of an accident & I’m unresponsive will link with my phone & send out a What 3 words type position to the emergency services. The fact I can face time family all over the globe has kept me sane during the early pandemic👍🏻

That's modern, isn't it  or it is in relation to when I first moved to the UK from Holland, and I used to write a letter to my parents once a week and they wrote one back every week!

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We have stayed on nine CAMC sites. 6 necessitated two visits to reception, once to pay and then to get bands / barrier fob / toilet key. Two, Tewkesbury and Cirencester sent you straight onto site to choose your pitch and you then went back to pay etc. At one Clumber, you went in to pay but they handed bands / barrier fobs to you outside when you returned to report your pitch number. Two of the 9 had bands in fluid, the rest had personal bands that you returned when you left.

The OH dealt with checking in but she felt the Covid Covid precautions at all sites good and did not feel at risk.

I'm not at all sure what your trying to say?

I merely pointed out the interesting and sometimes puzzling fact that the fax machine which now uses, or used, telephones was invented in 1843 before the first telephone.  

Yes got what3words, that’s another fairly recent innovation that has saved lives without a doubt. Agree about being able to communicate easily with rest of World as well. Cousin in London now on her own, her Mum passed away last year, it’s lovely knowing she is doing ok, keeping safe, and she fills us in on how life in the Smoke is going. Another cousin in Berlin gives us the German perspective. And Mum can safely talk to her SIL via video, too risky for them to meet up, both got dementia but the look of wonder and joy and their faces when they video call is marvellous.........even if they can’t hear each other😂

My cycle computer is linked to my phone, it give real time information on a map on their phone/computer as to where I am to anyone I wish.

Just like your sat nav it also it has 'incident detection' which will send out an automatic txt in case of a serious mishap. Fantastic stuff really.