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Bernard
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Lessingham Star is very dog friendly.
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You would need a drawing of your Hull design, 200kg would displace 200 litres of water or 2000 cubic cm, knowing the footprint area of your hull at the waterline you could work it out roughly enough.
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Would the new bridge at Yarmouth that has narrowed the channel have any effect on the water getting out?
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Potter Heigham yesterday, not my photo.
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The Lessingham Star, lovely walk to build up an appetite from Stalham, new owners are great and you certainly won't go hungry.
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41 minutes ago, jeffbroadslover said:
We come down there al the time to try to make it as good as God's own county.
Still quite a way to go though in some areas. lol
Jeff
You will never drag us down to that level.🤣
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If the BA piled and refurbished these moorings with the deal being offered in a few years the landowner refused to re lease everyone would be complaining they wasted toll payers money with a bad deal, no one wants to see moorings go but sometimes you need to look further then just blaming the BA because it's easy.
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I would've just gone and asked, ba front line staff are always very friendly I've found.
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Being an A road it will have to be to Wroxham through Horning and Ludham to Potter then back to Wayford I guess.
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Doesn’t say if the bridge will be shut for River traffic.
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Just been across Hickling, worst I have seen it this early in the year, the weed cutter was moored up near the old Eel set, may need to be in constant use, very narrow channel through it to catfield dyke.
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Love the street down to Robin Hoods Bay.
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The address for the pub is School Road, Google maps is wrong on this, Star hill is just the school and the former council houses.
It is the previous landlord and landlady going back in, they own the premises so won't take long to build back up to how it used to be.
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It's actually on School Road, Star Hill is about 150 yards away and only covers the few houses at the top.😅
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Loads that size are not allowed to be transported after dark.
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I have one, during the winter some Mondays and Tuesdays it was 50% off food, soon paid for itself.
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https://www.eadt.co.uk/news/23453890.norfolk-broads-must-free-drunken-boat-drivers/
I'm quite partial to the odd G&T whilst cruising along.
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Basically yes, they will have a plan for the blocks, lay them out, flood, bring in ship and empty the water, bit more to it that that but its the basics.
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https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/23385913.norfolk-broads-boat-owners-taken-court-tolls/
BA will get your money.
If you stop the page as soon as it loads you can read it without the stupid subscription popup, can take a couple of refreshes.
Are Sensationalised Social Media And Youtube Posts Damaging The Broads Tourism Industry?
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There are some awful youtubers on the broads, claiming big crashes when it's nothing more than someone coming in a bit heavy to moor in strong winds, one of them is one of the worst anglers I have seen on the broads giving 'advice', terrible fish handling skills.
Most of them would rather film a boat sinking than help, I'm not a great fan.