"It has been increasingly clear that we either will not be able to go or have a civic obligation not to go. I've been holding my reservation until later watching things develop. I do not expect to be able to go next week, but will wait until closer to cancel plans since there is no penalty or benefit to do so earlier.
At this point, I'm expecting some sort of government enforced domestic travel restrictions or curfews before the end of next week. The response has ramped up every day on the same exponential curve as the infection rate."
At this point, I'm expecting some sort of government enforced domestic travel restrictions or curfews before the end of next week. The response has ramped up every day on the same exponential curve as the infection rate."
I am struggling with this as well...I feel like its important to our individual health not to completely hole up in our house/apt whatever. At the same time, what concern do we pose to others when we travel and what is our social obligation? I am thinking that if I can find time outside that is essentially alone and somewhat isolated, that is okay. Of course, the Moab situation would not qualify as its where everyone is going...so, maybe its an opportunity to go to 'unknown' places, random places - hopefully where other would not normally go. With everyone looking for activity, maybe it will harder than I think to find places...but even withing a 2 hour drive, you could pretty much park your car anywhere, get out and go for a wander. Bring your own food etc. I think a 4wd trip is good as well - can pretty much go alone. Even when we go as a small group, we pretty much stay in our jeeps and chat on the cb (if you have one) etc...I plan to go for some day trips skiing and mtbing etc - probably even get the jeep out for a nice scenic drive and easy trail etc...I don't know...