If you could not go more than 2km from your home.

[Drago]

The English Channel and a kayak in the shed.

It's called the French channel in Gavroche's house.

 

[swee'pea99]

Many houses, one small park, one larger park. Basic shops.

Then for my relaxation and socialising i have the cemetery

No cemeteries.

 

[Accy cyclist]

Many houses, one small park, one larger park. Basic shops.



No cemeteries.

Still open to the public around here. Talking to my grave digger friend the other day,he said he 'expects to be busy' over the next few weeks if not months.

 

[Sharky]

It's called the French channel in Gavroche's house.

Or La Manche

 

[derrick]

I live on a hill, so a few laps of the block,

 

[Ming the Merciless]

500 metres and then rural country for miles.

Well 1500 metres

 

[Drago]

What if you've not gone metric? 2km would be about 40 miles.

 

[ColinJ]

Well 1500 metres

Oops - yes - another 1,500 metres!

 

[vickster]

500 metres and then rural country for miles.

But you can only enjoy 1.5km of it in any direction

 

[Maverick Goose]

I have 2 fields and a large pond I can go walking around and opposite my property is a large area of common land on the hills that I have access to as well. There are no paths or pavements here, so that is out of the question.

Who's going to argue with a dragon anyway?

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=403jzB62dAs

 

[Jenkins]

Assuming a 2km radius, I could put together an 11 mile circular road & bridleway route without using the same piece of track twice. There's 4 pubs and 1 chippie within the circle, but all are closed at the moment plus 1 indian takeaway but I don't know whether they're open or not. Definately open within the circle are 1 supermarket, a small CoOp, a McColls shop with Post office counter, a paper shop, a bakers & a chemist.

 

[steverob]

2km for me as the crow flies would encompass 90% of my town's centre, so that means 3 supermarkets and a whole host of convenience stores would be accessible. For cycling I could work out a decent ten mile crit course keeping mainly on the ring roads, but there's not a lot of green areas that fall within my circle and the few that do, are already absolutely chock-a-block with dog walkers and other people getting exercise, meaning they wouldn't be much use for social isolation. I could go to the station as that just falls within the boundary, but couldn't go anywhere from there, as 200 yards down the line in either direction would take me back out again!

 

[SpokeyDokey]

What does that give you access to?

I have two large parks , three woods and about 6km of segregated cycle track. No hills to speak of that close but we do have inclines in that range.

Small hills, a river in a gorge and then out of it, some woods, a tarn, sheep, cows, horses, a railway line and what appears to be a jackdaw brothel.

 

[Shadow121]

What does that give you access to?

I have two large parks , three woods and about 6km of segregated cycle track. No hills to speak of that close but we do have inclines in that range.

Just the main road, and a Forrest road, can’t cycle the Forrest as I have no suitable bike,
but the Forrest is of late attracting more and more walkers, so not a great option really.
So for exercise it’s the main road.
The shops are all outside of the 2km mark.

 

[Levo-Lon]

Lots of nice little walks,