Travel Issue by cristina

While having the time of your life is encouraged in this beautiful country, there are also things to watch out for while travelling, specifically concerning travel bugs, bites and illnesses.

cristinaagardi7 — 2014-04-30 12:52:35 UTC

http://www.wanderlust.co.uk/magazine/articles/advice/uk-travel-health-issues?page=all

Countryside Stroll

cristinaagardi7 — 2014-04-30 13:12:26 UTC

Lyme disease is commonly caught as well as a Scottish-border special called louping ill. These occur when a tick latches onto you, which come from any bushes or undergrowth in places near sheep or dear. While no vaccines exist for these, it's recommended to wear warm, comfortable clothes that cover your body, and use repellent for any exposed skin if you're planning on coursing through the English countryside.

cristinaagardi7 — 2014-05-05 17:31:02 UTC

http://www.picturesofengland.com/countryside/

Sea Safety

cristinaagardi7 — 2014-05-05 17:33:04 UTC

Aside from drowning and frequent applications of sunscreen, sea critters are important to watch out for. Weever fish bury themselves in the muddy beaches, with venomous fins that stick up. Just by stepping on one, excrutiating pain is expected; water shoes are recommended to wear to prevent this. If stung by one, treatment can be seaked by holding the affected area in hot water (approximarely 45 degrees) until the pain relieves itself. It is also recommended to be aware of your surrounding while swimming in British waters, as the Portuguese Man o' War (jellyfish) and occasional sharks are likely to cause issues.

cristinaagardi7 — 2014-05-05 17:34:47 UTC

http://www.allposters.com/-sp/Avon-Estuary-Bigbury-on-Sea-South-Hams-Devon-England-United-Kingdom-Europe-Posters_i6046836_.htm

Stakeholders

cristinaagardi7 — 2014-05-05 17:53:31 UTC

-travellers: against

-locals: against

cristinaagardi7 — 2014-05-05 17:54:56 UTC

I think it is very important to be aware of the risks present in England while travelling. If the hustle and bustle of London is not for you, these are essential tips if you prefer a countryside tour to shopping, and the British beaches to historical landmarks. Of course every location available to tourists has their own lists of risks, so taking these into precaution is a good idea. It is an issue because Weever fish and Portuguese Man o' Wars are things that live in England, they are things that cannot be changed, but avoided and eventually maintained.