SOCIAL  DISTANCE

As the first peak of the pandemic passed and governments began looking at how to return to something approaching “normality”, social distancing in public places has become ubiquitous – restaurants and bars have come up with bizarre but ingenious ways to keep customers at a safe distance from each other, supermarkets are forced to stagger the number of shoppers, leading to long lines of people down the streets, standing at least a meter apart, and spots on benches in parks and transport hubs have been taped off. 

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SOCIAL DISTANCE DANCING

PETER POWELL

In this crisis of a generation, the strength of the human spirit has also came to the fore, as neighbors banded together – albeit always at a safe distance – to bring each other cheer and relief to the boredom and monotony of life on lockdown