Hiting the road again.

[Kim Gass]

Originally Posted by spark of insanity

Stage a protest? Get ideas from Michigan protestors. Might reopen before then? I would be so out of that state. And here I thought Michigan was draconian. Thank you for letting me know this.

Draconian but if you have had a daughter that was affected by this by working to battle against it you would be crying a very different tune
Go away.

Science rules here. Not crybabies

[Hollander Mutthaulers]

Originally Posted by Kim Gass

Draconian but if you have had a daughter that was affected by this by working to battle against it you would be crying a very different tune
Go away.

Science rules here. Not crybabies

Science rules here. Not crybabies[/QUOTE]

Actually both children and one son-in-law are doctors (DDS/PhD in biochemistry and molecular biology, DVM, MD/PhD in molecular physiology) all actively working in clinical covid conditions.

And me, just a viet vet, retired after an active varied career that included nine years of suicide intervention in rehab and the local police department.

Most of Michigan has a low rate of covid. The recovery rate from covid infection is around 96%. That's science.

Best wishes for your safety and happiness. It isn't easy to work under stress. As you, I'm hoping for a quick-as-possible solution for this disease.

[SloPoke]

Originally Posted by SloPoke

Yesterday did not go well for many...

Sand Hollow, Gunlock, Quail Creek all close midday Saturday as crowds overwhelm state parks

https://www.ksl.com/article/46745561...lm-state-parks

AND... it happened again this weekend..
https://www.fox13now.com/news/local-...g-busy-weekend

Plus... they closed the beach camping..
https://www.stgeorgeutah.com/news/ar.../#.Xq8I455KiUk

[Karen D]

Originally Posted by KILTEDGARY

Canadian RV traveller here, our border is closed, you will be turned away, stay home. Period.
Hopefully our campgrounds will be open soon for us, the "curve" is flattening here in BC and have a small amount of cases compared to the US and would like to keep it that way. Can't wait till they open the border as we would love to travel your wonderful country but please stay home for now.

Yes. We have only needed 45% or so of our hospital beds and need to keep it that way in anticipation of 2nd wave this fall/winter. We had hoped to visit Utah this year but would rather see the end to this pandemic. Covid does not understand fear/no fear. Just needs fresh hosts to keep on truckin’.

[SloPoke]

Originally Posted by Karen D

Yes. We have only needed 45% or so of our hospital beds and need to keep it that way in anticipation of 2nd wave this fall/winter. We had hoped to visit Utah this year but would rather see the end to this pandemic. Covid does not understand fear/no fear. Just needs fresh hosts to keep on truckin’.

Glad you understand... Unlike the other 46-States, Utah's National Parks are not anywhere close to (75-200 miles) a metropolitan city that would have a hospital that has hundreds of beds available... or hundreds of ventilators... heck, they barely have hundreds of anything - except visitors. That is why Grand County Health Department decided it was better to shut down Moab, as the only hospital for hundreds of miles in each direction can't support it.