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To be honest anywhere in Europe....This virus is pretty much done its thing...It has taken a few months off very old and ill people and not much else.
Simon Dolan who is taking the UK govt to court over there handling of this has figures that under 60 years of age only 294 died without KNOWN co morbidity...not to say they did not have underlying factors ...but i wonder how many we have saved under 60 in last 4 months from road traffic accidents due to lockdown...
The figures were all skewed to scare the public into complicity ...
Within a couple of months all of europe will be open and i would suggest safer than Bs re this virus..
Ps..Have been to iceland and if you dont fish then 3 days is more than enough ...
Tristan Jones, the sailing adventurer, sailed from Reykjavik in 1959 with his dog, Nelson and later recounted the adventure in his book, Ice.
I met him in Buenos Aires back in 1976 and my dad brought him around to the house in Martinez.
See? We all have a connection with Iceland in one way or another 
My father heard about his visit and dragged him over to the house, but in the end my dad was a bit suspicious of him as he had a young indian boy in tow.
Later, I read about his exploits on arriving in BA during the dictatorship when we were here and to say he stretched the truth would be putting it mildly.
Still, a yarn is yarn.
My Mother had a rather charming, Southern way of saying someone was a pathological liar: “He exaggerates to the point of lying.”
My dad always said , " That guy is economical with the truth very day and every time he talks"
