Early on in lockdown before Groundhog Day Syndrome had set in and we were still grappling with the full impact of COVID-19, there was a period where I, for one, started appreciating some of the positives of lockdown. The gorgeous blue skies were quiet as planes stopped flying, the roads were empty of traffic, everyone just appeared that bit more courteous and caring for each other. It just seemed (certainly in London) that lockdown had bought about a reminder of what we truly value.
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