This is NPR's Life Kit, I'm Andrew Limbaugh.

Summer is here, but it's looking a little different, thanks to the current coronavirus

pandemic.

So many of us are aging to get outdoors, but what's safe and what's risky?

Fellow Life Kit host Allison Aubrey looked into this and shared some findings with morning

edition steved green.

So in case you missed that conversation, here it is.

2019 is certainly not gone, but it can't stop summer, right?

So how do we weigh the risks of some of our favorite summertime activities, whether it's

camping, maybe gathering in the backyard, maybe date the beach or the pool?

Well, let's get some answers to those questions from NPR's Allison Aubrey who's been looking

into it.

Hi, Allison.

Hey there, David.

So you've been talking to public health experts.

What did you find out?

That's right.

Well, I have asked about everything from the risks of dining out, going to bars, camping,

boosting a barbecue, taking a road trip, going to the beach.

And there's a lot of consensus of which scenarios are safe.

And David, I am not much of a poet, but I have put together something snappy here to kind

of sum up the consensus.

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