dirtybeacher

Wasaga is open for business, well, the fishing business anyways.  👍
 

Well fuck, looks like I shoulda kept my mouth shut. Dougie backtracking 

https://www.narcity.com/news/ca/on/lockdown-in-ontario-ending-by-may-24-is-absolutely-not-going-to-happen-says-ford?fbclid=IwAR1sWGH_Nyo5PAZnyAgrkVVpsiQmUOqxgZ1qLf0gWWlBf9JpX2UEXZwM5I8

Buddy of mine cropped and sent this one of me from the best day of the year.  
 

last riding pic on my phone for the season. 

As far as the sports I like to do, I’m not allowed to do any of them, and they can be  done while respecting soc distancing. 
 

The provincial parks are closed until apr 30, I hope dougie lifts some restrictions by then before they have a chance to extend the closure.  $750 fine for walking on the beach, or in our local forests currently. 
 

Right now if I want to take my dog for a walk in a natural setting, I have to drive 15min to do so legally.  But, I’m thankful the township had the common sense not to completely close those tracts.  Best kept secret around here.  
 

If you guys are interested in drones, I have the new dji Mavic mini, and I highly recommend it.  No licence require, super easy to fly, 30min batteries, awesome camera, and not expensive. 

I’m not getting my hopes up, but we need to open up the forests and waterways. 
 

TORONTO, ONT -- Premier Doug Ford says the province should release a framework in the next few days for how and when to start lifting COVID-19 restrictions.

He would not give specifics at a media briefing today, except to say that one of the first areas may be outdoor activities.

I wouldn’t book any travel. I’m currently fighting to get my money back from a trip the provider canceled due to covid.  If the provider goes bankrupt before I get a refund, I’m shit out of luck.  This has happened before in the travel industry. 

I’m going with the vaccine angle 

June 1st if your lucky

Ontario parks has prohibited walking on the beach in wasaga, and going for hike on their forest lands anywhere in Ontario. 
 

Meanwhile on municipal property, maintain your social distancing and don’t use any of the services (playgrounds, restrooms etc). 
 

🤔
 

https://www.collingwoodtoday.ca/coronavirus-covid-19-local-news/55-per-cent-of-collingwood-council-wants-prohibition-on-visitors-in-town-2201687

We are mostly a tourism based economy here. I’d say about 60%. 

59.9 Costco in barrie, seems other stations are sub 60 in barrie. 
Wasaga 72.9

3 hours ago, 1trailmaker said:

$2000 a month for 4 months