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By *hecco OP Couple
over a year ago
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We went out shopping yesterday (dept 14) all the selves were full even toilet paper in abundance (1 pack of 6 per-person) people respecting the 2 metre distance and no full trollies of provisions. Very civilised... But no swinging going on  |
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Was there the initial panic and then quickly settled?
I was in Tesco yesterday lunchtime and many empty shelves. Wine and beer almost gone.
I guess in France no need to worry about lack of wine.
Let’s hope it clears soon. Oh how I’ve taken for granted that I can simply drive to France when it suits me. I have (had?) plans to spend most of the summer cycling through and around France.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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On the French side near Basel.The french are taking it serious now finally..Borders with Germany ans Switzerland now closed..people are respecting the distance thing..shelfs ok again after bit of panic buying last wkend..Mulhouse is hit bad so very little movement to that city.. We have a few cases in work but its full shut down in that section if anyones been in the vicinity.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Strangest sight was the cardboard found at the bottom of the pallets of water being used as a make shift shield for the checkout staff at our local intermache bless them.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Good to see on the shit storm that is Facebook that you Paris dwellers are the super spreaders that’s going to kill us all.
Some folk are just crazy!!!!
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Good to see on the shit storm that is Facebook that you Paris dwellers are the super spreaders that’s going to kill us all.
Some folk are just crazy!!!!
T
They said the same about London."
Thank god all the experts on there are keeping us all safe!!!!!
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I was walking my dog up the very empty main road this afternoon and a woman came out of her garden to yell at me to go home. I was already 50m away from her and hopefully she got a sore throat because of it. I had an attastation.
Army on border to Spain.
It's in the next town and they've already set up an emergency hospital. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Went to the intermache local to us and only one person per trolley and the place was empty of people and many shelf’s still empty and all staff were in masks and had gloves on.
Drove for an hour plus to the airport at Limoges and the roads were eerily empty but encountered no police checks at all.
Airport was empty and all in all was just a very strange few hours.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Just been informed by the local mayor that a curfew is being imposed in the village from 2000 to 0500 until the end of the month.
We live in the country looking down over the village so it does not really have an effect on our lives - besides, we usually are indoors by then having dinner.
The reason that the curfew is being imposed is due to people ignoring the rules of self isolation and in a small village, this is difficult to manage.
I guess, with a curfew, anyone outdoors is breaking the law and so easier to stop.
The rules change daily... |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My wife has just told shes had 4 Helicopters hanging over the North Tarn Albi region today. cops stopping and fining people..no excuses believed..fine..and admonished and go home straight that type of thing so they are taking the hard line. take care all. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Didn't catch my flight, to return to work, from Dublin to Nice yesterday evening.
Decided to tough it out here with friends and family.
Hope you're all doing ok over there. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Macca didn’t make a speech last night because he hadn’t had time to meet the top medical bod so he is on tonight laying down the law.
Limoges airport closed down yesterday so we were lucky to get our daughter back just in time ,phew!!
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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https://www.independent.co.uk/travel/news-and-advice/coronavirus-foreign-office-travel-advice-warning-fco-uk-government-a9448986.html
UK FOC advice is to stay at home for the foreseeable future (no foreign travel). |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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The end of April is likely for the next extension. That will be 6 weeks as recommended by the WHO.
Hopefully, after then, the instances of outbreaks can be contained by local lockdowns.
I doubt if border controls will be lifted for quite some time though as I cannot see France willingly let in people from other countries who may have reacted differently in their approach to this pandemic.
Everything will be constantly reviewed of course and decisions made on evidence and advice but I think that all holidays will be taken in France for the foreseeable future. |
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"Looking likely I will have to rethink my French summer cycle plans.
cycling here is banned at present.. hell I am missing going out on my bike.. lol"
Thankfully still allowed here. Will be going out later as the weather is gorgeous. |
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Has anybody tried to get onto the bricomarche website, you have to queue up to get onto that, which is normally about an hour and if you miss your slot theres another hours wait..
WTF, amazon can have multiple users on their site why cant bricomarche.. rant over.. |
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"Has anybody tried to get onto the bricomarche website, you have to queue up to get onto that, which is normally about an hour and if you miss your slot theres another hours wait..
WTF, amazon can have multiple users on their site why cant bricomarche.. rant over.."
And how long have you lived in France...?
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"Has anybody tried to get onto the bricomarche website, you have to queue up to get onto that, which is normally about an hour and if you miss your slot theres another hours wait..
WTF, amazon can have multiple users on their site why cant bricomarche.. rant over..
And how long have you lived in France...?
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True.. too long .. 22 years now.. lol  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Yesterday someone we know was nabbed in the Naturiste village on her bicycle without the relevant piece of paper. Picked a 135 euro fine. "
Which begs the question that if she was in the buff where would she put her form!!!!!
Answers on a postcard to #buttcheeks.com.
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