Chelsea14Ian

All the above is good advice,Reedham gets full fairly early.Try the ship or the Ferry Inn.Heading to Brundall the Reed cutter at Cantly .As others have said the tide in the south is stronger then many are used to up north.Dont mud weight close to Reedham wait unroll you hit for example Surlingham broad

All the big supermarkets are led by us,They know what we buy most.For example,the same company will sell depending on what goes in different stores.Where we live there is a large Asian population. Same company elsewhere may have a large east European population and so on. The same applies to fruit and veg,but thanks to some big names there is a trend to stock wonkyveg.If your store does not stock them ask why not

Signed Grace Ian

That's sad

I dislike bbq ,yes how funny many men never cook yet think there can bbq. For our next house I do want however a pizza oven,which is also good for cooking meat and fish.

The point Marina was making,was that the shop was moving and wanting to know where it will be.I believe it is an important part of the history of mustard and Norwich. It has no or little support from Coleman's.It is a charity .

Trafford Ltd 01525717185 not Telfords.

Welcome from me could try David at Cove,Brundall.Certainly cheaper then NBS.We use Telfords for insurance and Graham at Maffetts Chedgrave. Ian

Agree with most comments. However never had poor service or food at the waters edge.Last went to the New Inn at Rockland.Was disappointed with the food new chef,not as good as before.I very much like going to Rockland will try again only hope the food improves.Last week no food at the Nelson (No chef) The Ferry at Reedham as of last visit very good,moorings need repairing. Two years ago I helped someone to moor and my leg went though a plank.Norwich a must many pubs and restaurants,take your pick.Oulton the Waverny , Beccles lovely town and a visit to the locks. Ian

I agree Paul,the only problem our first two trips.marina and I have spent most of the time cleaning the boats i said before thanks to a duck leaving a very unwelcome present for us.Still always look forward to the next trip.Now wheres that sponge

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Carol&Keith where and what name of your boat? Best wishes Ian

Have said many times before we hired a number of there boats before we owned boats.Always very good There boats well maintained. We still see them being based atCove.For me one of the best yards on the broads

Some times but not always

Ferry no commit!

Go for the New Inn.phone ahead to book moorings and a table.Gus will help you moor. Ian

from me also enjoy your trip.The only cure being lots of trips Ian

Must say we have not been to Yarmouth for a number of years.Have avoided weekends,the same for Norwich.It tends to get a bit load and busy.Both are worth a trip however.

Did you say your first trip.To do north and south broads on your first trip may be a tall order.It is do a ball.I would steer clear of Yarmouth over weekends.During the week is fine

I hope the temp goes up this weekend,back up Saturday. The forecast says that it should do.

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Hi Meg we may see you in September on Sweetkingfisher. We spend two weeks on the boat our first week up north second week back South. The rest of the year. Mainly weekends on the southern broads.Weekend coming , up for a few days. Ian

Meg to the Forum enjoy your day.Be warned there's no cure to boating just take as many trips as poss to ease the pain Ian

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Judy,let's here a bit about you. Will it be your first trip on the broads,and where do you intend to visit. Best wishes ian