Bishopsteignton Lockdown Diary
Last night’s Government announcement and other news. The thoughts and feelings of the village as it faces the twenty-fourth day of lockdown. Logged in visitors can post their comments below.
While responses to the Coronavirus Lockdown develop over the next few weeks, we want to record thoughts and actions in Bishopsteignton one day at a time. Please leave two or three sentences and any images you may have in the comments section below. Tomorrow we shall lock these comments and publish Day Twenty-Five.
News since last nights announcement
Coronavirus: Top stories this morning – BBC Breakfast | BBC
Coronavirus: Should I wear a mask to stop the virus? – BBC News
Coronavirus: False claims by politicians debunked – BBC News
Posts on social media by local businesses and organisations made on this day
From Teignmouth Oracle
www.facebook.com/Morrisons/videos/vb.132649753459881/1165037163835736/?type=2&theater
www.facebook.com/TeignmouthOracle/posts/2858291710885287
www.facebook.com/thebackbeachcrew/videos/vb.614419838907947/2978418402196707/?type=2&theater
www.facebook.com/TeignmouthOracle/posts/2858290487552076
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Contributing researchFrederick John Manning WW1
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Day Fifty-Four
Worked solidly from 8am to 7.45pm followed by cheese and cider.
We are finding the customers of our little bakery/shop/off-licence are responding really well to our offerings of treats. I think that people need something to look forward to as they have had to forgo other, bigger fun things like any type of holidays or days out. One of the downsides of staying in more is that I find I am doing a bit more online shopping than I might do normally. I justify my purchases by making sure to order useful things so I have recently received a mini electric hotplate for making Greek coffee, a pair of rubber tap spouts for our kitchenette sink, a wifi booster to improve the broadband in some of the upstairs rooms, and electric hand beaters for making buttercream, etc. and I am waiting for some thermal gloves for working with frozen stock, a couple of wooden pot scrubbing brushes, oven gloves, loaf tins and greaseproof liners. I think I must miss my £shop visits!
Another beautiful spring day spent in the garden. We had tea with our neighbours, all sitting in a huge circle 2 metres apart shouting at each other but it was really fun to do a (nearly) normal activity!
We put up fairy lights in our cherry tree to cheer everybody up and do our part to add to this week’s Shout Out to the NHS and other key workers tonight.