oh dear.
 

sending the wrong messages again about responsible riders:


https://uk.yahoo.com/news/coronaviru...112616605.html

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All shot with very telephoto lenses to enhance the effect they went out looking for.

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Same scene with telephoto lens from two angles...



https://scontent-lhr8-1.xx.fbcdn.net...b5&oe=5EE87300

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https://www.facebook.com/BBCRadioDer...24577807599671

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Without telephoto lens....

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https://scontent-lhr8-1.xx.fbcdn.net...1d&oe=5EE8ECAC

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Exactly. Also, there's the whole point of "people out and about complaining about how there are loads of other people out and about."

If an individual is worried about contracting Covid-19 while outdoors, the answer is simple: don't go out.

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The media has run out of empty shelves to photograph to hype their online clicks / advertising prices so are finding new things to wind people up about.

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Problem is some of those photos show people side on - and are far too close. Looking at the width of rear number plates and the dotted lines marking parking area - ( which are 'foreshortened ' in the same way as the gaps between bikes and people would be ) everything is far too close.

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Saw a video of Matlock Bath on the twitters, half of it was coned off and the bikes were basically parked peg to peg.

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The large crowd of people I saw in H caff carpark on Sunday were defo not keeping their distance.