Chelsea14Ian

It's still there.Yes there are some that don't, wont help.At present we are moored at Stacey arms.Marina noticed a boat in front of us.I went to help.Before I got there they had managed to tie up.About 5 minutes later they walked past.He said thanks for checking to see if we were okay,then as a thank you gave me some photos of the Red Arrows.

I agree it's part of boating.Some times I go a bit far.The other year I helped a boat at Reedman ferry inn and one leg went in the water.Some people don't there not perhaps into boating as such Ian

Sometimes life gets interesting when the wind blows in and stops the tide from going out.We have seen this happen a few times over the years. Ian

Welcome from me,one foot in Norfolk (Sweetkingfisher lives in Brundall)one in Kent.

There was nothing on Look East,at 18.30

May do Alan,at least my painting us all done

The good thing is nest Saturday up on the boat for two weeks

I remember a few years back ,When Brooms restarted hiring out boats.we went past brooms yard one boat had got partly stuck under a bridge causing damage.Some people don't think

Glad you had a good day,hopefully gaining a few bob

I will try to pm you to see if it works Ian

I spent much of the day painting the bathroom.Now enjoying a few beers.Getting ready to go up on the boat next weekend. Ian

Carole The other week we saw about 3 between Brundall and Surlingham.Indeed if you were there you would have seen 4 (Sweetkingfisher).

I know what you mean never thought of it before.They will for sure be registered. Perhaps Clive or Andy can enlighten us?

Doing not ding silly

Don't need one.You get a man to ding the mopping

Your okay with a rubber ring. from me good info from Poppy.

All in all I love mooring at Brundall,it's a good base for us about 2 and half hours from home.In the main peaceful interesting on Hand over.For sure if I had the money I would buy A bigger boat,but would try to get the most out of the boat.For fun I would like a RIB

Are you saying Grace will drink a whole bottle?Nutty no not us

We have four years left to work then we intend to move to Norfolk. Nice riverside house with moorings.Can dream.Cliff we are moored at Cove Brundall. Will be up for two weeks from next Saturday.

Welcome from me also Cliff.Where do you moor on the south?We have our own Grace,not sure about Soverign but gold. Ian

By an large its people on gin palaces moored at Brundall. If like me you take the boat out at weekends.You will see them on boats. A few days later they will still be there.the hulls in the main are white.Now and again they do move off,then the fun begins.Thats the Brundall Navy.

That's the great thing about food and drink.Its often the whole thing.It may not be the food and drink,but that helps.Often the setting the people and the reason you are there.Sometimes even cheap plonk can taste like the best if the setting is good.

Silly phone should have said tapped

When we first arrived we went to one of the houses that supplied us and the house of lords.They gave us all there Champagne from the basic to there most expensive,followed by a buffet,brill

Very rock and roll.But then you let it down with the mug.As I worked in two it has to be The Savoy and the Berekley hotels.A Resturant in France can't remember the time,Reims.My company tock us over for the weekend and we went to top Champagne houses.Marina and I had a meal,Fillet steak,red wine and truffle sauce.Close second a few years back in Switzerland,Swiss onion soup,spiced belly pork on soft polenta and creme brulee.On the broads the White horse Neatishead and the New Inn Horning.