Portofino
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I’ve said enough on this but to condense all I have written into one sentence which answers your QWhat harm can going to the boat do? If you are on your own. Have no contact with others or keep recommended safe distance. Keep to common sense practices of washing hands as you would with any other contagious illness.
On the other hand what harm can going to the shops do? All the selfish people queuing up at 6 in the morning, all next to each other, spreading their germs, touching trolleys, stockpiling food so that there is none for anybody else, crowds in the supermarkets mingling with each other, not keeping a good distance and spreading any virus they may have.
I know which one of these situations I would rather be in.
Chose to move about when you can minimise the situations whereby you inhale others exhaled droplets .
Your first para fits that , singleton boating activity .
Your second description the U.K. shopping supermarket typical scene does not fit .
On the second in Fr earlier this week the supermarket s do a 1–1/2 hr deep clean every morning .Staff in the shop wear masks gloves etc .They have rules on distancing especially around the check out AND only admit a certain number of customers at a time .Most of the customers wear a mask as well = minimising exhaled droplet formation .
We arrived in the UK Tuesday driving through Fr and have voluntarily gone into self isolation for a week or so , incase we have inadvertently brought something back .
So haven’t been out shopping in the UK ....yet !