I posted earlier about how today looked to be a washout. Almost, not quite:
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Mister Bump 
Yum!
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It’s kinda scary though. All the actual shops have closed down but Salisbury is full of cafes! This one was a (new) waffle cafe.
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I’m of the opinion that shops will reopen under new names once people feel secure in crowds again. Some will go strictly online. I doubt everything will ever go back to normal, post-pandemic, but we’ll adjust. Having said that, I drove 5-miles to a farm shop this afternoon; I’m still not comfortable with crowds in Tesco.
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Funnily enough, we found the local farm shops were the places to go at the start of all this, when the supermarkets had empty shelves.
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One of the farm shops I’ve used is mostly delivering now. The best beef and fish I’ve ever tasted. Lots of fresh fruit and veg also. They sourced meat/fish from butchers who supplied to the trades, and now they have a thriving business. Watts Farm in Aylesford, if you’re interested.
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I know where Aylesford is, of coure. Mostly, I don’t eat meat these days. Mrs B sends away for grass-fed meat, she has a thing about what the animals are fed on. Too much reading!
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I agree with Mrs B. I don’t want antibiotics and hormones in my food.
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