I really really wish I could give you a useful answer to that but currently I can't. I'd 100% say yes, if it were just me. But Ceri is teetering on the edge of despair and If she doesn't get away this year I may end up under the patio.Dodgy knees wrote: ↑Sat Feb 27, 2021 4:36 pm Are you thinking more 2022 than 2021, even if it does go ahead.?
But if the trip is already costing us £2000+ flights and spends I can't see me being happy throwing another 5,6,700 at it for civic testing. But in the flip side, I am really going to miss out on a trip like this for the sake of £700 say. Lol.
As I said, infection context I'm so much less concerned than I was 6-8 weeks ago. But I still forsee many restrictions being in place after only 8-10 days from flights opening. Plus we dint actually know if Portugal will be allowed from UK, or indeed if they'll let us in from the UK.
The problem of have is, I don't want to be the one who says yes or no and fucks it up for everyone either way. If I say we're going, no one cancels and we all lose £500-1000 because something happens a week before, that's a lot of responsibility for me to accept. More than I want.
There's also the fact of, what if Portimao isn't on in a time that works for us next year, I can't say yes we'll do Portimao then because of school stuff with the lad, that isn't possible.
If pushed, my preference 100% is "2022 trip" but I can't force people to that and indeed won't force people either way.
I'm afraid to a massive extent, we've all got to decide what's right or wrong for us as individuals.
The one thing I can say is, if I'm.not in Portugal this year, I will be on a euro trackday next year.
You may all be sitting there thinking "i don't give a fuck whether you're going or not" and you've made up your own minds and i'm sitting here with a self-inflated ego that because i instigated the trip, i'm 'in charge'. I'm not wanting or trying to be that person, not at all.
I know that in some ways is a flakey answer, but I'm honestly struggling with all of this, it's a lot of self-jnflicted responsibility