Poll: Would you be willing to take a covid vaccine
You do not have permission to vote in this poll.
yes
71.43%
35 71.43%
no
12.24%
6 12.24%
Dont know
16.33%
8 16.33%
Total 49 vote(s) 100%
* You voted for this item. [Show Results]

Thread Rating:
  • 0 Vote(s) - 0 Average
  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
The Covid thread
.
Reply
(08-06-21, 07:44 PM)mtread link Wrote: We've got one here at Southend Airport. They do open days and runway blasts every now and again.

In the late 80's my year of apprentices from BCal did a trip to Southend to have a general look around. We were also allowed, for some strange reason to have a good clamber all over the Vulcan that was there at the time. Not sure if its the same one or not but it was a good day out.
Another ex-Fazer rider that is a foccer again
Reply
(08-06-21, 01:49 PM)YamFazFan link Wrote: Well said Tony Blair

Sounds like those newspapers that claim credit for their "successful campaign to get XYZ to happen" which was already going to happen anyway...
Reply
So, 24 Hours on from my second Covid Jab (Oxford AZ) and, thankfully, very few side effects.

I can feel a tiny ache in my arm and, this afternoon I had to zonk out for a couple of hours, but apart from that I'm fine :thumbup
Reply
Quote: Before I was born ,

That's why you're still working, and I don't have to.
Where every day can be a biking day  Smile
Reply
Quote: In the late 80's my year of apprentices from BCal did a trip to Southend to have a general look around. We were also allowed, for some strange reason to have a good clamber all over the Vulcan that was there at the time. Not sure if its the same one or not but it was a good day out.
Pretty certain it's the same one
https://avrovulcan.com/
Although it's a commercial airport ( Ryanair etc) we get some pretty interesting stuff. UK and foreign military often use it for practice take off and landings.
Reply
It seems that the UK is more of a covid risk than France, Italy and Spain


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57403216
Reply
.
Reply
(09-06-21, 12:39 AM)mtread link Wrote: It seems that the UK is more of a covid risk than France, Italy and Spain


https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-57403216
Well that article was confusing
The headline Travel: US eases travel rules for 61 countries - but not UK "Monday, which saw 61 countries lowered from a Level 4 "avoid all travel" rating. Countries such as France, Spain and Italy are now Level 3, which means fully-vaccinated passengers may go to these areas."

Although the UK is listed as a Level 3 by the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), under a presidential decree introduced last March, non-US citizens who have been in the UK in the last 14 days cannot enter the country unless a specific exemption applies.
So we have been on level 3 since March and the 61 other countries have only just moved from 4 to 3


I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
Reply
(08-06-21, 11:17 PM)mtread link Wrote:
Quote: In the late 80's my year of apprentices from BCal did a trip to Southend to have a general look around. We were also allowed, for some strange reason to have a good clamber all over the Vulcan that was there at the time. Not sure if its the same one or not but it was a good day out.
Pretty certain it's the same one
https://avrovulcan.com/
Although it's a commercial airport ( Ryanair etc) we get some pretty interesting stuff. UK and foreign military often use it for practice take off and landings.

I remember as a kid that we used to go to the airport after the airshow on the front as a lot of planes used to land there and let you have an up close look. It was part of the "airshow day" type thing and they would have stunt shows and a few stalls etc
This was of course back in the 90s when it was nothing more than a small airport, not "London Southend" as it seems to now be known.
Always makes me chuckle to think of some poor bastard in a far flung country booking their first trip to London and picking Southend as an airport thinking that it must be very close to the city, looking on Google tk see that it's less than an hours drive......to then be stuck on the A127 for 3 hours after they land ?
Reply
Quote: Always makes me chuckle to think of some poor bastard in a far flung country booking their first trip to London and picking Southend as an airport thinking that it must be very close to the city, looking on Google tk see that it's less than an hours drive......to then be stuck on the A127 for 3 hours after they land ?
Hence Ryanair using it  Smile
An hour by train from Liverpool Street. When it used to commute into Southend, I'd often end up waking up tourists to stop them missing the airport station.

Reply
Quote: So we have been on level 3 since March and the 61 other countries have only just moved from 4 to 3
Nevertheless, they can go and we can't.

Reply
(09-06-21, 10:38 AM)mtread link Wrote:
Quote: So we have been on level 3 since March and the 61 other countries have only just moved from 4 to 3
Nevertheless, they can go and we can't.
Yet same level 3.
I don't do rain or threat there of. dry rider only with no shame.
Reply
Quote: Yet same level 3.
If you've ever been through US Immigration...... none of it makes any sense.
Reply
.
Reply
Quote: [color=rgb(102, 102, 102)]Quote[/color][/size]Before I was born ,[size=x-small]


That's why you're still working, and I don't have to.
Where every day can be a biking day 

</blockquote>

Too hot for working or biking this week. Scorching hot here now.

Not today. 200 miles on Essex and Suffolk back roads up to Southwold, then Woodbridge and Ipswich for the speedway  Smile
It's all about having the choice  :pokefun
Reply
.
Reply
Yep  Smile
Reply
.
Reply
Quote: That's great . It's nice not having to worry about where the next penny is coming from isn't it.

Not so. Unless you're a friend of a Tory Minister  Smile
Reply


Forum Jump:


Users browsing this thread: 1 Guest(s)