So I think I know where I sit on this but wondered about what the wider world thought.
We live in a currently tier two area which I think will move to tier three very soon. We have a holiday booked to a sc cottage in a tier two area that may move to tier three. We would take food and not leave the cottage/immediate vicinity except to wide open spaces as a bubble
My general feeling is that even if it's strictly legal we shouldn't go if we are tier three, but would go if were still tier two. The cottage owners has says they would happily let us go or refund - whatever we choose.
Like most of us I would dearly love a holiday for all the usual reasons, not least the long winter ahead. However I don't want to be a dick and have pretty much followed the rules all the way through. Although I think the government has been a total disaster throughout but have generally been compliant in the wider public interest.
The reason I ask is because most people I have mentioned this too have said they would go anyway, tier three or no, which has surprised me a bit. I think I'm still definitely in the no camp but thought I'd put it out there for a reality check (I know that only I can decide!!).
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Yorkie127 · 27/10/2020 11:33
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