Come have distanced coffee?

[jack]

How much have other people been socialising in person?

Now I consider it fairly safe, who else wants to come visit on our patio furniture for an hour or so (with optional masks and optional drinks)?

Comments

[doseybat]

Ooh! It's now easier from Kings X by train! But we have been across London a fair bit so probably not as safe as others

[jack]

We could visit you in north london in the car, if there's anywhere sensible to meet up outside. It would be nice to see you.

[doseybat]

Yay!

We often go to the Leyton Jubilee Park near here which is pretty with parking, and tiny cafe with loo, and possible walks to the river and canal: https://www.walthamforest.gov.uk/content/leyton-jubilee-park. If we avoid the sunny weekend peak times it should be nice, what do you thunk? We are free most of the time over the next few weeks

There are also 3 small parks with benches very close to the flat

[jack]

Oh yes, that sounds lovely! We were thinking Sat 26th afternoon (or any sat/sun later weekend), but we could probably arrange a weekday if you think that's better for avoiding crowds.

[doseybat]

Our timetable is very flexible at the moment, Sat 26th afternoon works great. Past observations in the local parks make it obvious that sunny weekends are busiest - we would not have a problem staying 2 m away from others but there might not be free benches or many free parking spaces. Should you be able to come over on a weekday I am sure it would be quieter. Let me know what you prefer.

[hairyears]

Not on public transport!

How long does it take to pedal up to North Cambridge?

I just looked it up: 5 hours at the 'granny pace' that I do all day...

Hmmmmm...

If it was four hours, I would do it: I like spending a long day in the saddle! But sixty miles, twice, is a bit too much.

[andrewducker]

A small amount. And always at a distance of 2m - sitting outside.

If I lived near you I'd happily do that on your patio :-)