Made homeless at the beginning of lock-down
Canterbury High Street on the morning of Easter Saturday.....unusually quiet....11th April
Tesco queue
Essential workers
Friday afternoon rush hour
Friday afternoon rush hour
Canterbury London Rd and St Dunstans Church ,Friday 1st May 5 pm ...Rush hour.
Saturday 10.30 am
Wilko must be open! Saturday 2nd May late morning.
Frustrated
A hot and sunny late Saturday morning but the park is almost empty
No need to press the button. A Saturday late morning.
Canterbury Cathedral closed gates on a Saturday late morning.
Safe to play...Saturday the 2nd of May late morning.
Saturday 2nd of May...late morning
A near empty city centre car-park on Saturday the 2nd of May at noon
No activities here
"The coffee was worth walking a couple of miles for ", reports an excited lady.
Wednesday the 6th of May late morning.
Window shopping only
Friday evening, the 8th of May, in the city centre. The most activity was outside the take-aways.
Friday evening...Usually difficult to park in time for watching a show...the bike is enjoying the luxury
Council enforcement officers. Friday the 8th of May ( VE day)
Empty Weatherspoons on a Friday evening.
Mental health in Lock-down. Initially I thought it was a couple of teenagers messing around, but then noticed she was alone ... I was able to bring her back to the safe side and she enjoyed a chat and left me more positive.
Friday the 15th of May mid afternoon. Two days previously the restrictions were eased to allow six people from different households to meet outside, maintaining social distancing....and for people to travel to exercise and stay out for as long as they pleased.
