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I could see that on a big picture frame as you enter a Broads Pub or hotel. Nice one JM Iain.
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Is that WITH or WITHOUT Eric in the bilges? Iain.
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This has happened before, and as BB says, possibly a software prob or an upgrade maybe? Iain.
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As the season draws ever closer, I am quite sure, there are many other Broads related subjects to be discussed here on the Forum. Iain.
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I usually do Geoff bring good weather with me. Its not so much rain in my area, that's further north than I am. As I type its blowing a near gale here. Iain.
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Nope it aint yet. Not by a long way. A nice big cold front will be back soon. Iain.
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Best start another thread for that answer Geoff Iain.
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Great stuff indeed! Now hurry up and get Orca shifted to her new moorings Alan. I won't tell you again, but I bet your parents will! Iain.
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Aye very true MM you canny beat a guid bit of banter! Iain.
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Perhaps our resident cartoonist may oblige us with such a thing Strowy Iain.
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I would like to think we discuss only Clives brochure, and not that other thread here please. That subject can be read/found all over the internet. I look forward to using some of these eating places in due course. Well in approx 57 days! Iain.
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Ah ha, Dr Strowy I presume! Iain
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Careful JA you will be having a nose bleed or whatever a boat gets putting the engine/brain into gear! Iain.
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Cordless Angle Grinder
BroadScot replied to BroadAmbition's topic in Technical Questions and Answers
Speeking from past experiences, I wish you well with your estimates Griff. Its a lot of work pricing in any trade. Iain. -
Alan, Please remember things work at a totaly different speed in Norfolk and Suffolk, and FAST aint one of them! Dead slow and and slower more like! When you require to refuel Orca, allow half a day for tea breaks and such like, but it will be done! I know, i've sampled the electrifying speeds in the past. Iain
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YIPPPEEEEEEE!!!!!!!!!! As I shout with delight! Well done young Alan n Dave. Now hurry up and get Orca up to Norfolk for your admiring fans! Now then, where can I buy those PINK Fenders! Congratulations Alan, get Gracie to do the Maths, she is good at buying shoes, a Toll should be a dawdle to her! Well lets face it, you do pay your Toll by the FOOT! Iain.
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Hi Brian, Thank you very much for all the pics and info. I am sure MM and Nyx would love the force 8 waves eh MM? Just a tad more than a ripple on Salhouse Broad lol Iain.
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Maybe this will work MM..... http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02jmtz4#auto Iain.
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I buy it because, I am use to very soft water for drinking. When in London, bottled water is a must! Norfolk water is hard also, but as I said earlier, it has improved over the years. Iain.
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Hire Boat Descriptions From The Past
BroadScot replied to LondonRascal's topic in Hire Boat Discussion
In the 70's Robin it was my winter reading about all the boats in both brochures. I agree, its great to get as much info as possible. But I suppose today column inches equals more costs. Iain. -
Hi Geoff, These things are often/usually in a skippers manual on board your hire cruiser. A proper answer may come along from the boss himself if he reads the thread. Iain
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Cordless Angle Grinder
BroadScot replied to BroadAmbition's topic in Technical Questions and Answers
Hi Griff, Came across this one http://www.amazon.co.uk/Powerplus-Cordless-Charger--Interchangeable-POWX0076LI/dp/B00LEKA3N4/ref=sr_1_1?s=diy&ie=UTF8&qid=1425540882&sr=1-1&keywords=cordless+angle+grinders any use for you? Iain. -
Hi Zilly, Welcome to the NBN Forum Iain.
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Oh goodie Brian, Bananas give me chronic indigestion anyway lol Thank you for the link to the area. Iain. p.s. See you are up to ten posts already
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I could not agree more, its the book of regulations that contradict a regulation more times than I care to remember. Its thicker now and possibly bigger than many BT Phonebooks! Ah BICC Brittish Insulated Calender Cables. Always plenty of Plaster of Paris type powder in the T&E from that company. Sorry fellas, I prefered Pirelli Cables, oh and their calender also Iain.
