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Clive, Paul. And the whole family, crew of Richardson's. So sorry to hear of your loss of such a great Gentleman. My condolences go out to you all.

Sound like the first seven stanza's of a Beach Boys song on loop

Looking nice Jeff

You don't say much comprehensive after about 14:30 Sent from the Norfolk Broads Network mobile app

If you had typed that in Korea would take on a whole new meaning !

Nice piece of video. Not quite top end HD but quite clear.

Also note some fool mod released the C******** Emoji's too early

Usually by Thursday total inebriation has kicked in with, Sonorous snores from most bunks, giving time to sober up enough to drive home on Saturday.

What the Last Christmas of the 1900's, Bout time you got into the 20th Century.

This was mooted in 2004 https://www.boatingbusiness.com/news101/industry-news/yarmouth_marina_a_step_closer

Hi Nigel and Welcome

Possibly Hung, Drawn and Quartering. But i'm being a bit soft there I think

Grendel It's known as roadcraft Something that everyone should use. seems quite a few drivers nowadays. Get in, switch on and remove brain before letting in the clutch.

Sorry Ipswich Town Won it in 78 And the Euafa cup Bit more than the local cousins have Oh sorry they won the Milk Cup didn't they? I too Am grateful, that James has joined us to give his side of the story

Sir I challenge you that you are nothing but that boundah Hercules Gritpype-Thynne Yours Henryyyyyyyy Crun HOn Sec East Acton Volunteer Auxiliary Civilian Fire Brigade

It's also part of the Institute of Advanced Motorists test, but not too sure of modern tests, as took mine 44 years ago. But I'm still learning now.

I for one cannot for the life of me see why you have to conform to a set rule on your test, of leaving a prescribed gap between you and the car you are following ( No I'm not condoning tailgating ). But it is you in control of that vehicle and you may see something the examiner may not (possibly someone on a phone in the car in front which is hidden by the headrest from the viewpoint of the examiner). I certainly would not be following too close to that. Would I be failed for something he didn't see?

Well I for one would not like to be on one of your committees then Marshman if that is the way you think they should be run. "Chairing is a key role on any voluntary Committee. The Chairperson must ensure that the Committee functions properly, that there is full participation during meetings, that all relevant matters are discussed and that effective decisions are made and carried out." Although the Chairman may have a vote on such committee, no swaying of opinion should be made by said Chairman. Should allow flexibility and freedom of speech, ensure full participation and weigh up contributions impartially. this does not seem to be the way in Yare House

Why would you be carrying a loaded gun in any place, you could bang or drop it in the first place?

Seems that the modern culture has become. I'm offended by everything! If it does not fit my point of view, I will be offended and let everyone know so. Social media has made this so much easier but. What ever happened to live and let live?

Not if you've drunk the thinners first MM

Great 3D animation just like the real road, down to the idiot in the black car in the outside lane passing no one.

They were until the flywheel slipped out of time usually mid river. Typical bloomin Villiers.

St Albans almost half way to Norfolk Might as well carry on after the model show

No! No tanned gent here all white as the driven snow