Sensationalism in the mass-audience sector of the journalistic Press is nothing new. In a similar way, there exist broadcasters so bereft of talent and personality that they purvey no alternative audience attraction.

But I have to wonder quite what a yachting club journal is grounding on when it has to resort to pictorially exposing the evident cross-dressing tendencies of one of its occasional scribes, along with others of 'his' flexi-gender quirk. Never the shrinking Violet, the subject actually submitted the photograph for exhibition. Quite pretty she looks, too. A little more whiskering and she could be mistaken for an environmentalist.

If that wasn't enough to scatter the corn flakes over the breakfast table, Archant's regional boating glossy carries a picture of a Horning resident celeb and boating figure affording intimate support to his delightful lady.

On reflection, Ian would perhaps be feeling a right t*t?


Disgusted of Peasemoldia.

Traditional topsides, slender keel and decent beaching legs. Shame about the figurehead though.....

Judge for yourselves...

I only hope this doesn't get the best of the present Mrs. Ollier. So unfortunate in such hot climates.

An old bird told me this race was entered under the pseudonym Mrs. E. Windsor but no-one at the Norfolk Broads Yacht Club thought to ask. No hooligan quite like old hooligans.

Cark, Cark! Old Frank

I can only hope that release of such damaging material into the public domain and disclosure of apparent latent tendencies doesn't damage Professor Boardman's academic reputation.
But the others look OK.

Now that the closet is open, I am eagerly awaiting a response from Old Fenella ?

TH,

According to ornithologists the species Ardea does not exhibit sexual dimorphism.

Worse yet, in the literature our own Ardea cinarea is described as "common".

"Unique", more like.