StuYaarbrew

Yes, Lowestoft folk have moaned for years about the sad appearance of Ness Point, the most-easterly point in the British Isles and the U.K. Folk have talked about possible sculptures and monuments for years but nothing ever comes of it - unless you count the 'unremarkable' (I agree!) Euroscope. The turbine you refer to is indeed 'Gulliver'. It was, when constructed, and still is, I believe, the tallest wind turbine in the UK. The Transport Museum is worth a visit. On special event days, the old buses drive around town, offering folk a shuttle service between the town and the museum, and on such days you can ride on a number of different buses, trolley buses and trams. There are normally posters and leaflets on the local buses advertising the museum. Finally, Somerleyton Hall and Gardens are nice too, especially in summer. Make sure you explore the gardens and visit the maze there! Look out for the famous 'reject' clock too. Have fun, Stu

Thanks for your warm welcome, everyone. As I mentioned in my earlier post, I'm part of the Yaarbrew microbrewery, based in Hickling, beside Hickling Broad, in the annex that used to be the old shop/Post Office attached to the Pleasure Boat Inn. We haven't been brewing very long but our beers have been on sale recently in Norwich (Murderer's and King's Head), Filby (Filby Ale is one of ours) and further afield (Attleborough), as well as at The Pleasure Boat Inn. Interest is picking up quite quickly now. We're also involved in the upcoming City of Ale events in Norwich. You can read more about us and our beers on our website http://www.yaarbrew.co.uk and @Yaarbrew on Twitter. From a personal perspective, I'm a local lad from Low'stof' and I still live there. I have a wide range of interests, including local history, the arts, and computing. I look forward to following the discussions and contributing to your lively forum. Warmest regards Stu

Hi, I heard the good news that your cafe at Berney Arms is opening this weekend. Will you be a licenced premises? I'm part of Yaarbrew microbrewery, based in Hickling, and was wondering if you might be interested in selling our beers.