LizG

Any gribble worm holes in the stem?

Been up to just a few metres short of New Mills twice now, fantastic trips, turning okay with 27 feet. You can moor at the Ribs of Beef (just).

Prince of Light B64 seen at Griffin Yard in August 2011

Salvor and Cookie in the 60s - good memories

Because of the dredging programme some years ago, straying outside the markers is remarkably safe, avoid the area near the island (or remains of) though. Can't see my boat in your picture but was amongst the many boats moored up

Didn't Nando have a resturant there at one point?

Could we simply end this thread and start a new one called "NBF update" so for those in the know can update the latest situation or those wanting to know - can find out what's happening. Otherwise the content of this forum starts to resemble the content of another forum when it gets heated. It simply get boring basically Thank you

You can always moor at Whittlingham Meadows and catch the bus into the city Liz

The one to the right is a Herbert Woods 42footer first photo? Interior shot looks like a Golden Light?

Water Rail had two very minor starring roles in the TV series but JANCA was the star as the Margoletta

Railway was closed! Liz

Thought the webcam showed a lot of height!

Fascinating Liz

Provisional results now available - follow 3RRs links on club website http://www.horningsc.co.uk/

What's 10 foot!!!! If you hadn't have got stuck for 30 minutes you might have beaten the wind drop? For anyone interested there are more photos in my photo sets of the evening when the sky was blue and early morning.........as the fog disappeared

Think it was a good job they moved the location of the mark at Ludham this year (and South Walsham) - might have been fun otherwise Some photos of Raisena are in this batch taken at Stokesby titled grey sky! http://www.flickr.com/photos/16116683@N05/sets/72157633895350341/ It was great seeing her come along the river - think Raisena entering was the highlight of the race. I kept in touch by text with my daughters that are usually around for the race and I kept mentioning Raisena. Being not Broads born and bred they didn't know what I meant but I just mentioned 60foot mast, search the internet and they then realised what I was going on about. Then all I got was when are you going to load the photos.......... Liz

Simply superb! Love the reference to wanting a Herbert Woods woodie although the one I am thinking of isn't on Santas list - it would be great if he paid for the upkeep! Liz

Joke you not! Just won't get you under Potter! Liz

That lovely wooden smell you mention is usually rot - well it is on a boat I know very well! Liz

I met the person at Barton Regatta in 2009 who had just bought Venus. If he still owns it and is restoring it - it should be in very good hands. Liz

Thanks for the update We went on a Shannon holiday in 1965 which can only be described as 'an experience' - the following winter my father bought a Broads cruiser which I now care for! Liz

I sent a PM to pks1702 hoping for a PM response In 1965 6 x H Woods were sent to Ireland to a boatyard owned by Ted Barrett To my knowledge all four Delights are still floating - any photos in any condition wanted Liz Goodyear owner of Delight VII now called Water Rail