BroadScot

What is the point of all the information available, in The Skippers Manual, BA Web Site, The Broadcaster, Broads Forums, etc etc...... Answers please! OOPs forgot, know one appears to read all the information to avoid such accidents, cock-ups! Iain

Agreed, Steve. Iain.

Ladies and Gentlemen, could you ALL calm down please, I dinny like reading about slanging matches. Hirers v Priveteers. Ta Muchly A auld hirer. Iain.

Groundhog Day young Alan, We had similar problems on the Ant this year, sadly I was not in a fit condition to do summat about them! In hindsight, perhaps I should have used that fire extinguisher on them! Iain.

This has been going on for decades. Its just highlighted more quickly due to modern technology reporting! IMHO. Will it happen again? You bet it will, sad to say. You could put a sign every ten yards and these accidents will still happen. Iain

Pic is from a different angle, will leave I think. Iain

Rockland Broad?.......The reach near Beauchamp Arms, seen many anglers there. Iain

Hi Alan, I only ever been once high/high season on the Broads, and two days was more than enough up on the Northern rivers. Its a madhouse, and you do need to keep your wits about you. In saying that, the biggest problem and I should imagine even more now with even less mooring options is, you need to put your cruising hours in early, that gives you half a chance of a half decent mooring. For those who like to mud plug, then as long as you are well stocked up, and perhaps have a dinghy there is no trouble at all, or shouldn't be. I am off to watch the Third Test. Have fun! An example of the busy Wroxham taken recently. Iain.

Polly, Being a canny Scot, this link I put on here.... https://www.openoffice.org/ does many of the applications but does them for nowt! You can always delete if it does not suit you. Iain

Noticed this online....any good. https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/sun-2-aug/ I haven't a clue about Angling!

I installed 10 this morning, and have to say I like the little tweaks, sort of a old XP upgrade which I thought was Windows best effort, till now. As usual, time will tell if the upgrade suits all, and is easy to use. Delighted to see you are downloading 10 now Dave. Iain

Mark, I hated having to use one, it meant calling in top class amateur scratch golfers off the course. It did however save me a long treck, as pending which course the play was on it saved me a mile and half plus treck! Iain.

This is the golf version..... http://www.klaxonsignals.com/images/Products/docs/datasheet/99.pdf Iain.

Well that didn't take long on a proper English County wicket. Anderson to the fore, five and six Now the BIG question is.....can England get past 30 without losing a wicket! Great start. Iain

Hi Dave, I too have AVG. Just knows in the past Norton plays silly buggers at times. Hope you get it done ok. Deebee may have solved your prob as i type. Iain

Hi Dave, I just clicked the small window on my task bar and followed the instructions. Perhaps you have Norton and it has been known to stop many downloaded programs. Iain

Hi Polly, At the bottom it now has a search option. I typed in Outlook and it appeared in BING. However, I use Apache Open Office free download...... https://www.openoffice.org/ It lets me open any PPS files no probs. Hope that helps. Iain

Hmmmm can see you are getting too BIG for your shoes young Grace Iain

Having listened to DAN Dare since the age of FOUR Grace, what Dan does that make me? BTW...I have black belts in LUDO and Oragami! Iain.

Hi All, I have just downloaded 10, took about an hour and a quarter to download. all ok so far, just trying to get the feel of it. Start up looks good for using regular progs. Like all things new just takes a bit of time to learn. Iain

By the horn and cannister used at golf tournaments no wires, Job done! Iain

I have missed your posts Jon. Great to see you have been busy with selling boots etc. Iain

Oops forgot to say Alan. I doubled it from 64 to 128 RAM Wheeeeee! Iain.

Hi Alan, I just handed it into our local wee shop and they did it for me. £12.00p Iain

Now yer talking John. Iain.