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http://www.broads-authority.gov.uk/news/press-releases/2008/ heritage-expert-new-chair-of-broads-authority.html

Good news for the Broads?

Hardly seems over qualified for the job. A few trips in a sailing dinghy, and, so it seems, none in a canoe!

Will he be able, or willing, to take Packman in hand?

Can he rescue a one man Canadian canoe that is stuck in a dyke without a paddle?

At least the sheep will sleeping more easily from now.
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I don't know the man but I hope he comes from good healthy stock and keeps fit.

With Alan Mallitt (dear old thing that he is), now the Authority Vice chairman, many would deem this to be a true Sarah Pallin situation - as in one cough away from The Stunned Mallet grasping the tiller. Its a frightening metaphor, isn't it?

Or perhaps we might cynically assume that it really doesn't matter either way who chairs the membership, or what constitutes the actual membership in the first place?
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I say welcome to Dr Johnson, he does seem to benefit from some Real Life experience which is at least part of what's been missing.

This could be an opportunity for the BA membership to begin to function instead of follow, in which event what constitutes the membership will matter a great deal.

Dr Johnson's experience with Hadrian's Wall might come in handy along our coastline, too.

Mind you, the wall isn't keeping them out.


Say Nos da nicely to SeaSurge, everyone.

GF
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Ah, Seasurge the Hobbit.

How can one forget his defining speech to the assembled at Acle., when he assured us that 'decisions were taken by members' and that policy was decided in a similar fashion.

Laughed so hard I disgraced myself with a premature senior moment..

Tomorrow, if there is time, I shall compose an ode in tribute to this redoubtable environmental scientist.

Edited to remove damp spot.
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Tree Hugger wrote:

Tomorrow, if there is time, I shall compose an ode in tribute to this redoubtable environmental scientist.



FX: Fingers tapping impatiently on desk...
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..and so, and not without acknowledgement of a difficult task in difficult times. and in tribute to all the Little Men everywhere, and also the fact that GF loves a sing-song....


He may be waist-high to a Waller
And knee-high to blokes like Old Frank,
But he sure knows his wetlands from woodlands,
And how tidal anomalies rank

Brainy and cute
Brainy and cute
Seasurge the Hobbit
Is brainy and cute.

But at politics, profs may be unsighted
when seeing the wood for the trees
Or telling wakeboarders from whimbrels
Or if Blackbeard is just what he seems?

Little and smart
Little and smart,
Seasurge the Hobbit
is little and smart

So farewell to the small but the brilliant,
He is giving the chairdom a rest,
The sustainably under-developed ones
going back to what he does the best

Clever and small
Clever and small
Seasurge the Hobbit
Is clever and small.
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Aww, thank you TH. That's nice.

It demonstrates your respect for Surgy's studious abilities. I think that's fair. No, generous.

Shame there was never a retraction of his ironic endorsement of the Poodle's nasty nip.
Shame he never felt able to offer a definition of the T word, I suppose it's different in the Celtic tongue.

Anyway, the rest of us can reach the dictionary down from the shelf and move on.

All together now...
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