VetChugger

I did wonder if Martham Ferry had opened a yard down by the salty stuff but then wondered why on earth they would!

Always did like the look of Castle Craft's boats at St Olaves. The navy blue hulls were/are smart. Was a shame to see them go.

Paul Whitehouse and Bob Mortimer are seeking tench in Norfolk somewhere tonight on the Beeb!

Robin's post is most relevant and interesting in its proposals. I would heartily agree with them although I would exclude Abellio. Remove the need to pay dividends to shareholders. Its no accident that Europe's succcessful and modern railways are all state owned. Its also interesting to note that the government successfully ran the East coast line for six years before Virgin and Stagecoach greedily grabbed it in 2015 and have had to hand it back because of the costs. So even Branson and Brian Souter couldn't manage it! Apologies for going off on a political bender but it is something I do feel a tad strongly about and is the best way to find money to repair ageing bridges. Just a footnote ......... please don't throw that old chestnut "Don't you remember British Railways of old???" Playing with trains has changed beyong any recognition.

I reckon its up at the Stalham/Sutton end, not that far off Richardsons.

As far as I know (not very far!) bumble bees are particularly important because of the major role they have in pollination. A key to many other activities!

Recently, every time I load this site I get a message asking me if I want to allow the site to send me notifications.. Why do I have to say "no" every time instead of just the once? You may have guessed I do not want notifications!

Rhinos???? Now that is terminal, my sympathies! Cas are THE Yorkshire team!

I suspect Baryy has it! The reference to "pushing the boundaries" indicates the Waveney, it being the Norfolk/Suffolk border.

Seems Horning Sailing Club have disabled their webcams which is disappointing. They usually run all year round although on the delayed reload. The only one still running is Herbert Woods Potter view. A shame for all us distant Broads viewers!

"Please don't throw stones at this sign"???

Looks like one has flitted! And flitted back!

Lots of furious wing flapping ......... they look ready to flit!

This is the one I got Mark. https://www.leesan.com/shop/pump-out-equipment/pump-out-hose-and-accessories/leesan-pump-out-adaptor-1-1-2inch-bsp.aspx

Thanks for that!

Can anyone please tell me what size the standard Broads pumpout is? Is it 1 1/4" NPT or 1 1/2" BSP? Cheers in advance!

I used to enjoy a stroll round to the "Adam & Eve" via the cathedral grounds or is it some bish's palace? Is the "Adam & Eve" still there?

My previous boat, "Glenmore", had a bowthruster with its own battery arrangement all very neatly done up in the bows. Also on its own charging circuit. Only downside, if used, was the decibel level of the thing! Was at Barton Turf one time and a crew mate used it to get out of a bit of trouble! There was a protest swim past by every duck, swan, coot, moorhen and a special delegation from the piscatorial residents!

Excellent photos Steve, thanks very much. I reckon Craig would be delighted to have a photo of the Elysian 27 for his database.

I think Eastwicks was on the left between Acle Bridge and Thurne Mouth. I will willingly stand to be corrected though!

There will be a "Committee Creation Committee" before long!

That damned fish again Bill! Time it was filleted!

Is that the old Alpha yard just behind the tip of the sail?? All looks well silted up.

Nothing seems to be said when posting pics of ones Hampton!

Not true Paul, CRT do not charge to fish canals and, as far as I know, fishing rights are not given to any clubs or society on the towpath side. May be different on the non towpath side. Fees are likely payable for a pegged match though.