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France 2021... (1,005 posts / 95,942 views)
thesiluriain thesiluriain
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Post #62 18 Apr 2021 07:54
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As a lake owner, I believe that French trips for 2021 will be a complete washout......people just cant afford to do the 10 day quarantine after their trip (1750 in a hotel if France goes on the red list, which is looking increasingly likely)......very slight possibility in Sept or Oct IF the French rates rapidly decrease....but then you also have the bait problem....2020 and 2021 have been terrible for lake owners over here, despite people thinking we are all rich and can ride out the storm, it really isnt like that at all....we are just hoping we can still open in 2022
bullseye bullseye
Posts: 489
Post #63 18 Apr 2021 11:13
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In reply to Post #62
The bait problem will never change. It's a situation that's been in place for decades. Covid will eventually be controlled. India isn't on the red list, would France be on red if India isn't? Be a rather strange ruling. But who knows with Bonking Boris?
welshcarp welshcarp
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Post #64 18 Apr 2021 17:32
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In reply to Post #63
Watched french 24hr news last week the head of infection in france was adamant the country will be green middle of next month he was saying the rates are lower than the uk and the programme roll out will be inline with expectations he was asked twice if he meant people would be able to travel to france and he replied yes in his view there would be no issue with travel to france he was quiet clear in his statements
Also the lake I am due travel to have confirmed the local chemist will carry out pcr test for anglers in the area free of charge
thesiluriain thesiluriain
Posts: 361
Post #65 19 Apr 2021 07:18
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In reply to Post #64
the rates are LOWER than UK? Really? ON my covid app yesterdays Covid infections (new) shows as being 29344......what was the UKs number?

Yes people may be allowed to travel to France BUT will they want to pay the 2-300 quid for the 2 and 8 day tests in the UK AND isolate for 7-10 days when returning home, thus turning your 7 day trip into 3 weeks off work?
bullseye bullseye
Posts: 489
Post #66 19 Apr 2021 07:20
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In reply to Post #64
Most pharmacies in France do testing and give vaccinations so it should be straightforward.
thesiluriain thesiluriain
Posts: 361
Post #67 19 Apr 2021 07:22
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In reply to Post #66
Straightforward yes, but can cost 60 euros each , they are not all free for tourists
Imagine if you test positive, where are you gonna go, cant stay at the lake cant get home?
bullseye bullseye
Posts: 489
Post #68 19 Apr 2021 10:40
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In reply to Post #67
If you tested negative in the UK, been lakeside for a week, I doubt you'll test positive before you return. A small chance, it's always possible. Will most take the chance? I'd say yes. I've been to Spain twice this year from France. Would I go again? Yes. Whatever you do in life involves some risk.
thesiluriain thesiluriain
Posts: 361
Post #69 19 Apr 2021 11:41
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In reply to Post #68
OK whatever you say, you take a chance, most wont....but France isnt open yet thats all..

PS you mix with people on the ferry, customs officers, when you stop for a piss or some food , going to supermarket for beers or food, so you could get infected quite easily bearing in mind the infection rate in France 39000 new cases yesterday !!
darkoL darkoL
Posts: 1,822
Post #70 19 Apr 2021 12:20
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In reply to Post #69
Where I come from we just had outbrake in elderly home... 26/28 infected was vaccinated 2 times with Pfizer... Yes they all have mild symptoms and vaccine probably saved some lives but it just shows that vaccine passports are total and utter idiotism as vaccine doesnt prevent infections and spread of virus.
BRB BRB
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Post #71 19 Apr 2021 13:06
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In reply to Post #70
The vaccine is to prevent serious illness and hospitalisation. It does not prevent catching or spreading. Sounds like it did as it was meant to.
Frenzy Frenzy
Posts: 11,403
Post #72 19 Apr 2021 17:36
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In reply to Post #69
i dont, go on train, dont get out, dont stop for a p£ss nor fuel

3.5 hours drive into france, i can get there and back on one tank of fuel
Hitman Hitman
Posts: 9,175
Post #73 19 Apr 2021 18:27
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As below 👍
thesiluriain thesiluriain
Posts: 361
Post #74 19 Apr 2021 20:36
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In reply to Post #72
ok fine BUT lots of anglers do go on ferry, do stop for fuel do go to super U..thats all Im saying
darkoL darkoL
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Post #75 20 Apr 2021 04:56
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In reply to Post #74
And why wouldnt they... Ffs if this virus would be so easy to get for sure we would all be alredy infected like 10 times... Prettty sure you people get out of car in UK dont you?
bullseye bullseye
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Post #76 20 Apr 2021 06:28
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In reply to Post #74
I go to super U every week. I haven't had covid. 😂
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