Tanya Watson: ‘My faith is very important because God loves me, no matter what’
Andre Weening/Sportsfile
The pandemic was no time to be on a gap year. A rite of passage the world over, it offers the opportunity to visit and expand new horizons, shrug off the school uniform, and find yourself as a grown-up before university and a modicum of responsibility and routine reassume control.
Covid changed all that. Tanya Watson’s friends found themselves cooped up at home back in Southampton, unable to party on a beach in Thailand, work on a sheep shearing station in New South Wales, or just meet up in the coffee shop or pub. A world of possibilities was closed to them when the door should have been wide open.




