Steve wrote:
> One way or another, if history teaches us anything, it is that we
achieve
> more when we stand shoulder to shoulder and reflect both points of
view.
Couldn't agree more, it's vital, not only to our waterways, but
also, the conduct/future of mankind.
>
> I disagree with Adrian bitterly, but yes, (and I hope this makes
you feel
> not quite so nostalgic, Roger), he has a point :)
I have never denied that Adrian has a point, indeed have publicly
supported arguments of his not so long ago on uk.rec. But it's the
ebb and flow, the give and take, the compromise that I miss when
taking part in certain debates (and I know that you know what I'm
talking about;-)))
Roger
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