I’m prepared to get flamed. I‘ve followed the rules. We don’t go out for a walk every day and claim it’s our exercise just beciase we want to walk in the sun.. We maybe go out for a walk twice a week and did this even when it was cold. It’s just me and 2 kids and we’ve been on lockdown since just before the schools shut.
Now, we live in a 2 bedroom flat in central London and unfortunately have no parks or large (or small) green spaces nearby. So a walk consists of just walking round the streets, which is difficult as pavements are narrow and we have to keep walking in the road to avoid people.
Could I drive for 10-15 mins to a park so we can do our walk twice a week there? Obviously it’s be a lot nicer to do that, but also easier to maintain distance than the narrow streets.
I guess I know the answer is no, which is why I haven’t done it. I understand if everybody done that the nice places would be too busy and roads would be too crowded and I’m no exception to the rule. But at the same time, on a personal level, I don’t see how it increases the risk. People are allowed to walk in the parks, I’m just unfortunate in that I don’t live near any.