Yes, I remember what a surge in morbidity there was. It's good that the state allocated at least tents so that patients could be isolated but at the same time be under the supervision of doctors. This is a very smart decision, and I support it. It's especially nice to look at it when you've been camping all your life and living in a tent is a pleasure for you. I live in Illinois, and I recently found this article -- https://midwestcamping.org/index.php/camping-in-illinois/, which has information about places worth visiting for every person who loves camping. I hope we will get rid of COVID completely someday.
Yes, I remember what a surge in morbidity there was. It's good that the state allocated at least tents so that patients could be isolated but at the same time be under the supervision of doctors. This is a very smart decision, and I support it. It's especially nice to look at it when you've been camping all your life and living in a tent is a pleasure for you. I live in Illinois, and I recently found this article -- https://midwestcamping.org/index.php/camping-in-illinois/, which has information about places worth visiting for every person who loves camping. I hope we will get rid of COVID completely someday.