It's surely better to get things right than get them wrong but that message fails to get through to SRWT and their fellow travellers.
Members of the public are seemingly underwhelmed by the prospect of finding out more about SRWT's management and understandably so. My informant tells me only two turned up and when she told them it was all a sham and left very early on only one was left. Doubtless they will strive to find a way of presenting it as a resounding success.
Star guest at their AGM who gave a talk was journalist on the Times Simon Barnes. Surely SRWT have not been around for that long. Still they've certainly got things wrong for 15 years.
An event on Friday was planned to celebrate the colour and fruit on Blacka.
It should have been a week or two earlier. By the time Friday came most of the spectacular colouring and berries had gone.
It's possible to learn something on trips outdoors but in SRWT's case that wouldn't be spelling.
Could be helpful to learn something about cameras and lighting too for the adults.
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