The words. " I will survive" come to mind so I did a quick sketch of Boris Johnson.
Trawler with square stern. Jibheaded topsail, no mizzen top, her boat in tow.
Trawler on the slipway for caulking and overhaul, this boat has an elliptical stern..
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| Boris Johnson Painting |
Trawlers careened on the “Hard” for cleaning and tarring the
hulls, two types of forefoot can be seen.
The “Hard” was a shingle bank a short way to the west of
the Clock House.
Trawler with square stern. Jibheaded topsail, no mizzen top, her boat in tow.
I aim to start blogging again after my rest, so evening walk photos, click to expand
Yes, this means I need to practice photography again.
Into the probably long rather boring ramble.
My covid criteria for reopening the bookshop has been to wait until the ratio of people testing positive to people dying of coronavirus gets better than 1000 to 1. I don't think this is going to happen and we're at about 300 to 1 across the board. Those people having had the full amount of vaccines they are allowed which is usually first second and booster have a much better chance than 1000 to 1 and I'm afraid the people who haven't been properly vaccinated will have to take their chances. Frankly if you are a betting person so you can work this out from the status you can see their chances are not very good.
As I said I think we're going to reopen the bookshop around Easter we will probably do much shorter hours to begin with and see how it goes.
I envisage something like Monday Wednesday and Friday 11 a.m. till 4 p.m. and Saturday's 10 to 5.
We are also considering opening late one evening a week, but to do that we would need support from our customers, so it's rather question and what you all think.
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