We know what you request guests do on a normal day. What about now during Coronavirus?

COYP

I did more or less say people should start preparing for this virus weeks ago, right now it's looking likely the supply chain to supermarkets will break down atleast for a while.
I myself have enough food to last me 6 months however its not all good news.

All sporting events have been cancelled although amazingly they've left open the ski slopes & the aquapark....
My B&B out here has only been open a little over 2 months & after an incredible Jan & Feb this virus has absolutely decimated bookings for March - my fiance is pregnant & currently signed off from work so only receiving half the income she normally gets from her employer, we are kind of hanging on by our finger nails at the minute (the reported cases of covid are extremely low here currently)

So yeah food situation is fine although we have to stay open which of course increases the chances of potential guests bringing the virus to us.

Interestingly booking.com & Airbnb are vetting customers & have blocked people booking from hot spots such as Italy but its incredibly difficult for us to do the same, literally relying on the honesty of guests & where they've been

The mountains are calling & I must go.

Thanks for the update Dan and I'm sure most of us hope things improve quicker than expected.

Hancock said last night that the advice he's received says that the UK peak is expected in about two months.

Like you I've pretty well covered supplies wise and while this isn't a situation where we're suddenly going to be left without energy and water there could be supermarket shortages so if it's possible I'd urge Hol members to front load rather than operate on 'just in time'.

I don't see much downside in doing that if you're able.

'Who are you and how did you get in here? I'm a locksmith. And, I'm a locksmith.' (Leslie Nielsen)

Apparently regularly drinking water and every 15 minutes helps. Keep the water moist and if it’s washed down to the stomach the hydrochloric acid in your stomach will kill the germs. If you do not drink enough water it can enter the airways and into your lungs.

To self test you can hold your breath for 10 seconds and if you can do this without coughing or feeling anxiety or chest tightness, it shows you do not have fibrosis and generally indicate no infection.

COYP

What's self-isolation like Stirling? You've been doing it for a couple of years already right?

f*** well just got the news Slovakia is in complete lock down.

I'll post more in a bit, but literally everything is shutting down

The mountains are calling & I must go.