Monday, May 11, 2020

Empty Streets

Andy | Monday, May 11, 2020 | | Best Blogger Tips
No crowds on the sidewalks and no congestion on the roadways. Residents have been told by multiple levels of government to stay indoors if possible and to only venture outside for necessities. If they do go outside, they should practice physical distancing and stay about two metres away from others.

15 comments:

  1. ...it good to see that Canadians are doing the right thing!

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  2. I've noticed more people on the streets this weekend but still not near normal levels.

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  3. Everything looks so strange. Is that a line forming outside of Starbuck's? That's getting to be a common sight too.

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  4. Same her, Andy. We are required to wear a mask to enter a store as well.

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  5. Our Canadian neighbors have so much more common sense than some people in the U.S., though most of us get it and are acting appropriately.

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  6. It's been even more bare and quiet here, no one until last few days walking around.

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  7. Veo que seguis las mismas normas que nosotros... Confiemos en que den resultado
    Un saludo, amigo

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  8. So many of the stores in our major cities have boarded up windows to prevent theft or other mayhem. I can't tell if the Nordstrom is or not. I presume Starbucks is still selling overpriced coffee to walk-in people.

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  9. That's what we do down here, or supposed to do.
    Not often you would see the footpaths and road like that - less of people and vehicles.

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  10. Not so empty if I look at the other side but indeed enough distance.

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  11. Yes isn't it amazing how things have changed in such a short time. Here empty streets as well, I saw pictures of Amsterdam and they seem of long ago without traffic or hordes of tourists walking in the narrouw streets.

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