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NorfolkNog
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Yep, still raining!!!! Thought I saw someone scuttling down the pontoon but didn't get chance to wave!
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10 hours ago, JanetAnne said:
the party boat
Mrs Nog's lights on anyway!
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20 hours ago, gancanny said:
are you heading for the caxton club at beccles or a day at oulton broad first
Definitely the former
Not seen too much of Oulton Broad to be honest.
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9 hours ago, JanetAnne said:
You know how it is, you get back to your boat planning a nice quiet evening only to discover you're moored next to 'the party boat'. Loud music, louder voices, the constant rattle of glasses being refreshed, the dancing.....
Ha ha! Thought we might have gone in-noticed!!
We always ring ahead to OBYS more out of courtesy really so the guys know to expect us. They're always really helpful and even got an extension hose for us as one of the taps isn't working, now I know who broke it
Yes, Beccles on train and friends very kindly gave us a lift to the excellent Green Dragon in Bungay and of course the excellent Caxton Club. So all in all a very enjoyable day hence the quiet at Nog Towers.
Early start again today as we head up the Yare. Is it ever going to stop raining?
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Ten feet under Somerleyton
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Oulton Broad today Jean!
Mrs Nog has been on the blower to reserve a mooring
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River levels at Reedham seem fairly normal for this time of year. Lot of sticky mud on the bank though!
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Yes, darn sarf
Humpty Dumpty open day yesterday. Watch out for that Christmas Crack
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No snow in Norfick - yet.... Think it's mainly midlands and Yorkshire, glad we're down here!
Ten feet under the bridges in GY think levels definitely improving.
Have a good one Liz! 👍
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2 hours ago, Hylander said:
Very cold tonight, Hooe you are keeping cosy somewhere nice. -3 at the moment.
Very pleasant evening in the Ferry Inn at Stokesby M
Luckily Mrs Nog has very warm feet
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Cocktails for Mrs Nog
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10 minutes ago, BroadAmbition said:
I take it the rivers are ice free?
Griff
Certainly are at the moment
no sign of ice at Ranworth, bit misty but otherwise perfect boating weather 
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DTS as Griff would say
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Light on in the Maltsters, no notice outside or any indication that it's closed
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More hungry ducks at Ranworth
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1 hour ago, NeilB said:
Water levels look to have started to drop so hopefully some more dry moorings for you soon!
Getting better Neil moorings at St Bennetts above water
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1 hour ago, Hylander said:
Brrrr!!!! does look cold this morning, poor little things, bet they couldn't believe their luck when you fed them. Bit foggy here at Worlingham this morning but it is clearing gradually.
Tiny bit chilly M! Ducks loving Mrs Nog's corn
Bit misty at Ranworth too
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Some hungry customers this morning
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2 hours ago, Hylander said:
Did you bring your little tree with you?
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49 minutes ago, SwanR said:
Great to see you back Mr and Mrs Nog. Beware Wroxham is still a bit flooded in places, including by NBD's yard and car park if you venture in there. But I'm sure that you'll have a great time anyway.
Thanks Jean and thanks for the update at your end
hope to up that way next week so fingers crossed we can get in to NBO yard
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1 hour ago, Hylander said:
Did you bring your little tree with you?
Mrs Nog had brought her Christmas lights M
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A pub that's actually open!
It would be rude not to go in
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Lovely sunny day today. December is the best time to be on the river
Think only a canoe will get through Potter at the moment though. Levels do seem to be dropping slowly.
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no sign of ice at Ranworth, bit misty but otherwise perfect boating weather 
Balmy
in Holiday Tales & Blogs
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Fair flew down the Waveney on the ebb. Now moored at Reedham as still ebbing. Ducks enjoying Mrs Nog's corn. DTS to come