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15/7/2020 at 8:19pm
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What other people do on campsites is entirely their affair and as you say, Romany, providing they keep their distance that is fine. Unfortunately, sharing facilities with the present, possibly life- threatening unprecedented circumstances, makes it everybody's business and we all need to be sensible and do our best to protect ourselves and each other.
If I purchase a porta-loo I am sure I can get by for a couple of days camping without having to use the public facilities so if other people want to take chances when they don't need to it is up to them.
Sadly, those who take chances sometimes fall victim and then in the long run that can affect many other people. Leicester might not have had to go into lock down again had everyone obeyed the rules.
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