We are all used to the selfish Darwinians after the previous two runs at it down here this year including sending their clothes etc by courier in a vain attempt to cover their tracks, stupid does what stupid is
you can run but you can't hide.
The local Constabulary have had a few calls already I'm led to believe.
Isn’t it surprising though that Cornwall turned out to be the only mainland uk area to be in tier 1, despite the influx of summer visitors and the south west in general has fared much better than the rest of the country. Could it be down to those people mingling outdoors rather than indoors and of course, the second home owners are generally more self contained. (Having said that, I would still subscribe to road blocks on the Tamar Bridge and Bodmin Moor!)
I have pondered that too especially as my Son and his Girlfriend work in the holiday industry in the Newquay area and don’t remember a busier time then when the brakes came off earlier this year.
I think the outside activities have to be the key to it, just as mad down here too at the same time and the second home owners are a bit more self contained so could well explain the low incidence down here.
It will be interesting to see how many are around tomorrow when we go to Dartmouth.
A stop at the Tamar would be a good move to protect them as they have such inadequate healthcare provision for an outbreak of Covid.
