Author Topic: C19 and hill walking/cycling.  (Read 600 times)

Slogger

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C19 and hill walking/cycling.
« on: 10:25:15, 13/05/20 »
Recently especially after the changes re travelling to excercise, the Mountain Rescue organisation are trying to drum home their message to keep off the hills. They remind us all that their services are provided by volunteers. They encourage walking and cycling as excercise but discourage people going onto the more remote and higher ground. The reasons are obvious. Most will and have taken heed, however there will also be those that take no notice and I have been dismayed by some facebook posts, proudly showing where they have been with photo's of summit cairns etc. Some by those who should really know better too, including a few members of the Mountain Rescue Teams with family members, themselves. This is an example of that mysterious notion that some people seem to think the rules apply to everyone except themsleves.

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Re: C19 and hill walking/cycling.
« Reply #1 on: 10:35:09, 13/05/20 »
Isn't the issue though that there aren't rules defining this? The government has issued guidelines and asks folks to use common sense, unfortunately the latter is often in short supply.
Where there's a will ...

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Re: C19 and hill walking/cycling.
« Reply #2 on: 11:45:43, 13/05/20 »
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Recently especially after the changes re travelling to excercise, the Mountain Rescue organisation are trying to drum home their message to keep off the hills.

Since many here are no longer following the thread, Coniston MRT response is posted here

Distressing times for the MRT for sure.


 

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