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River mist tonight

Not at all, I have always extolled the delights of Cantley, it may not suit everybody but it is a favourite place of mine

Hey kpnut, don't worry about repeating yourself. There are almost no pathways and waterways I haven't explored around the Broads and still continue to, a lot I have even blogged in years gone by Enjoy your travels. You never know, I might bump into you at some point and I can tell you so many tales Enjoy till then

I've mentioned it previously, but it was a long time ago and it has been removed for me being useful It has however changed quite a bit since then but if you dont mind overpaying a bit it isn't the worst place to visit, there are better places of course £13 for a full english, £3 for a latte, can't comment on the food as I don't partake in that It is dog friendly however, and they do a doggy dinner on sundays

If true I don't blame them. Silverline were a brilliant yard especially for solo helms, and Bridgecraft are probably the best yard there is. I'd choose both of those (if possible, as things were) over any of the "big" yards if I were to hire again

As a solo helm, I struggle to find either something resembling an adult or anyone "capable" on my boat

Just when you think life can't get any better... sat all warm and cosy listening to the rain on the roof with the best company beside you and a refreshing drink in your hand, I get a call from the owner of my favourite website/forum to tell me I am the winner of their competition and will receive some of my new running shoes (£150) To say I am desperately in need right now and had no way of affording them any other way is an understatement, so I am absolutely chuffed right now. Little things

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All those seeds that could damage the delicate razor sharp blades of your brand new blender. Best not to risk it, just leave the strawberry out and replace it with extra rum

No unfortunately As for MM's question, yes get the bullet. Get the whole Ninja range they are all great and I swear I am not on commission

They are really good MM, you won't regret it. Especially after a sociable visit to a public establishment to support the local economy when you can fall back into your boat, load it full of greasy potatoes and 15 minutes later it switches itself off because you have forgotten you had turned it on when find a bottle of gin you forgot you had I think you get free postage, an extended warranty and payment options by buying direct, but I have had mine that long I forget Cheers

Much love to you kpnut (Kate?) I have now lost every member of my family, yet despite everything I have gone through and everyone I have lost in life, I still regard losing my mum at her tender age of 60 the very hardest challenge I have faced I wish you and your family my most sincere condolences, and yet all the very best going ahead in your future

With everything there is to enjoy in Potter Heigham, as well as the riverside walk down to the Lion and back (unless you have mobility issues or just cannot get moored in PH) I don't get the fascination with Thurne Dyke

Aye, it is a little bit damp right now I was gonna say the Copper Smokehouse but having had a quick google I think it is closed on a Monday

Hi kpnut, there are many hidden wonders around the Broads for those of us that use them rather than just sit at home and talk about them Like yourself I love to explore the walk and cruising routes all around the Broadlands so I hope you have great fun on your ventures. There aren't many areas around the waterways I don't know, so I look forward to seeing if you can find somewhere new for me