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Wyndham
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2 hours ago, brundallNavy said:
... if someone stops and flashes you to pull out, instant fail.
Must be my mind
Robin, I'm no expert but I'd say if in doubt, indicate.
I doubt anyone has ever failed their test for indicating too often.
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Eels are horrible, listen to me kids, don't be fooled by those trying to tell you otherwise.
They're a marmite fish.
My Mum loved them, jellied....yuck!!!
Now the stuff they facilitate poured on Pie and Mash...Mmmmm that's lovely.
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5 hours ago, Breydon said:
I hope it was still fresh. Delicious either stewed or jellied!
I have to disagree, they're horrible.
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Saw her glide past yesterday, very impressive craft,... Griff will be horrified to know.... fenders down.
Is someone going to get a telling off?
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I've no doubt it is fantastic inside and for that reason it will be popular.
I've said it before, couples with spare money want spacious luxury afloat and will pay for it.
'tis ugly though, looks like a shoe box.
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I've not used him but have heard good things about Glen Lowman. His company is Aquaspark.
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13 hours ago, JennyMorgan said:
No, it's a rudd! It looks like the bottom jaw protrudes further that the upper and there appears to be a tinge of gold on the flanks. Am I right, maybe! Re interbreeding in Norfolk, well, you might just be right!
I would never be so unkind to the people of Norfolk to think that.
Anyway, not sure about this rudd talk.
Here's another pic and if you zoom in on the mouth I don't see a ruddy mouth. (if that makes sense)
It even smelt like a roach.
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With all this inter breeding malarkey you can never be sure
It was huge.
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3 hours ago, garryn said:
It's from the first mooring looking towards Horning isn't it?
Yeah.
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1 hour ago, garryn said:
From St. Bennett Abbey moorings
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No one correct yet.
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27 minutes ago, batrabill said:
Is it a river?
Sure is btb.
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49 minutes ago, quo vadis said:
Waveney
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4 minutes ago, chameleon said:
coming out of sutton staithe
It does actually look like that.
... but no.
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35 minutes ago, SteveO said:
Congratulations!....
Thank you....the elements, in a strange way....made the day better.
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What's the chances eh!!
After the summer we've had someone had to take a hit, rain 6 hours earlier...great. rain 6 hours later...great, but no, we got it
Today was youngest GC 2nd birthday, he's a cheeky boy
Despite the rain SiL and me cracked on with the planned BBQ and delivered a respectable serving of waterlogged meat.
We already knew that daughter NO 1 was expecting GC3...then daughter NO 2 announces GC4 is on the way.
Mrs W is as high as the highest sixties pop star.
I just deal with things the way I deal with things, ........but I'm smiling
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5 hours ago, brundallNavy said:
Sunset on the Sunday is 18-57....
19-57 BST
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3 minutes ago, BroadAmbition said:
Special cargo as from 2215 is Grandson with his mum.
VERY special cargo.
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7 minutes ago, JennyMorgan said:
Oulton Broad is my back garden!
I know ..you doddery old fool. That's why I asked....out on the broad or from your back garden?
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Some cracking photos here JM
Taken from out on the broad or your back garden?
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9 hours ago, grendel said:
....the dripping bowl was never emptied, it just lived in the fridge, was added to every weekend, then the fat re-used for the next weeks roast, ....
That's a cracking memory there...that lovely jelly at the bottom.
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31 minutes ago, bubba said:
Are the fridges decent enough?
I'm probably going to jinx it here.
On our boat and all the boats I've hired the fridges have been as good as household ones. They are on the small side though.
Gracie
in The Broadscot Lounge
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