The Gorse Fox has spent much of the day going back through his records and plotting the locations where family have lived over the the years. These have been plotted on Google Maps and linked so that you can trace the progress of a family from their earliest detected records, house by house, to where they live now.
It's been quite an interesting experience and - like most genealogical exploits - frustrated by a few dead ends.
Back to work tomorrow - with a day at home doing personnel work, then the last few days on the current project. The Gorse Fox is still interested to see how they get on with their approach to the programme. Simply explained they are going to build a car showroom but haven't yet worked out how or where they are going to build cars and what they will look like... but the important thing is having the showroom - even if they can't put anything in it.
But hey, what does the Gorse Fox know - he's only been doing this for 42 years.
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Sounds just like the politicians/civil servants approach to the Fire and Rescue Services. They know they have one, but have no idea what it does, how it does it or what it needs to do it - but they insist on trying to redesign it, re-equip it. All without ever consulting the people who do know.
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