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JennyMorgan
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Wherry at Potter Ham.
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St Michael's Oulton Broad
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Regatta Time
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Herringfleet Mill by Arthur Baggott
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Oulton Broad
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Wherry Poster
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Norfollk Keel
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Wherry at Stalham
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The Waveney
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Oulton Broad
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Oulton Broad
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Oulton Broad
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Oulton Broad
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Norfolk Broads yachting.
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57 minutes ago, Vaughan said:
No need to credit this photo, as it is the dust cover for the book!
I also have that book and a photo postcard of the same picture but didn't recognise it! Thank you for the reminder.
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5 minutes ago, andyg said:
I've never watched eastenders and my wife isn't into soaps thank god, but I can imagine.
Jeremy Kyle then?
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Stalham, but can you recognise the exact location?
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2 hours ago, Vaughan said:
Well, I don't know what could be more bleedin' obvious than two parallel lines of big marker posts, green on one side and red on the other!
You and I alike but seemingly it's not apparent to everyone! I have been in between the red and the green only to be shouted at by the the skipper of a boat well outside the channel warning me that I was the wrong side of the posts, that was just before he ran aground.
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2 minutes ago, andyg said:
I know of one yard where the owners chucked it in because they'd just had enough of dealing with Jo Public, wilfull damage etc etc, a very successful and busy fleet. What was said in public about the yard closing, wasn't quite the truth.
One small but successful and highly thought of yard at Oulton Broad could be included in that list.
In my days in the industry, very few people chose to complain in an offensive manner, does seem that things have changed over time! For most of us the leisure industry, and boating in particular, it is or was a way of life. One whining, moaning individual could and did ruin an otherwise good day! Justified complaints should be regarded as constructive criticism but the manner of the delivery could make or break the day. Problem might be that good manners are not often taught in schools.
East Enders, Rickay and Biancar in particular, have a lot to answer for!
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11 minutes ago, Paladin said:
So the idea is to get the defence in first, as an MAIB Inspector has said that any remedial action the BA takes will be noted in the MAIB report. The BA is simply jumping before it's pushed.
Whatever action is taken now will surely beg the question as to why said action was not taken previously. I have long taken the view that the Authority has not taken its navigation responsibilities as seriously as it might and perhaps this incident will highlight that possibility.
On commercial shipping it is not uncommon to see warnings of propellers.
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Art Of The Broads
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