On to the particular problem that men have with masks
You may have heard in the media that Boris will make masks compulsory in restaurants from Friday of next week. I made the short video above about wearing a mask the other day and I strongly recommend you practice wearing a mask at home before you go out. Especially if you are a man.
The police will be enforcing the wearing of masks in all shops, failure to do so will result in a £100 fine. I think this measure should result in saving the lives of thousands of health, care workers and vulnerable people.
Once you have managed to master the art of wearing a mask without constantly touching your face, because it slips down, doing so indoors with people other than members of your immediate family will also make you much less likely to get coronavirus and therefore much less likely to die.
Yesterday's answers
The answer to Question 1 is:- The crypt of St George the Martyr, Ramsgate. I very seldom go to church in Ramsgate, but St George's is the church I don't go to and I wouldn't not go to any other church.
More photos of the crypt of St George the Martyr, Ramsgate follow
the other two photos from yesterday
this is from Military Road Ramsgate around where Ship Shape Cafe is.
This is the Shell Grotto Margate and some of the stuff in this picture has been removed since it was taken.
'ere is one I took later, for detail and colour.
The police will be enforcing the wearing of masks in all shops, failure to do so will result in a £100 fine. I think this measure should result in saving the lives of thousands of health, care workers and vulnerable people.
Once you have managed to master the art of wearing a mask without constantly touching your face, because it slips down, doing so indoors with people other than members of your immediate family will also make you much less likely to get coronavirus and therefore much less likely to die.
Yesterday's answers
The answer to Question 1 is:- The crypt of St George the Martyr, Ramsgate. I very seldom go to church in Ramsgate, but St George's is the church I don't go to and I wouldn't not go to any other church.
More photos of the crypt of St George the Martyr, Ramsgate follow
the other two photos from yesterday
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