NorfolkNog

The tree is still there just upstream of Salhouse Broad

Good point. I had an idea that Ferry wouldn't allow it out of season but could be wrong of course.

Plus at the moment none of them would get through Ludham and I assume they won't let you go through Yarmouth so they basically up and down the Bure from Stokesby to Wroxham. No wonder they seem to be everywhere!

I could wax lyrical at length Simon, downside is a slightly shorter keel which could make it less easy to steer but I never had a problem with Royale. You still get the generous forward berth but basically lose the middle cabin which is very cramped anyway. Good sized saloon and galley as the 35. I always felt that the 32 seemed to slot into spaces which the 35 would be a squeeze. They packed a lot of boat into 32 feet. There's only a handful on Craig's database. Swan Radiance is the best boat I've ever hired, Royale was my favourite if that makes sense. I think even if I put Mrs Nog on singles I'd struggle to find even 17.5k lovely thought though. In some ways hire boats are like grandchildren, you can just hand them back, no worries about repairs, tolls etc. But of course like anyone else I'd jump at the chance of ownership if circumstances allowed.

Ferry boats everywhere this week. Wonder if they've had an offer on. Two moored up outside now

Hotel Wroxham doing a roaring trade with the Kings Head closed. Bit sniffy and only 2 beers on so the Lacons was a no brainer. Mrs Nog lapping up the gin

Five six at Wroxham today Mrs Nog's corn going down very well again Water over topping Granary Staithe

Roy's and Cromer

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Thanks, heading your way now

Still high at St Benets lovely day though

Can anyone lend me a few quid? I've said numerous times on here that Swan Royale was my favourite boat of all time. These 32 foot versions are as rare as hens teeth. Grrrr, lottery, lottery... https://www.watersidemarinesales.co.uk/boat/alpha-32-cc-aboat-time/

Where's that Mr Smoggy sir if I may ask?

Had a Nog (pictured) but yes, did try the Albion and very tasty it was too

.... or two....

Bang on the nail Jean You know me too well. Can't miss out on a Norfolk Nog can I?

Actually John has recommended the Stag. I will try it but may not have time today but definitely in May

Mrs Nog's corn going down very well at Salhouse

Ludham Bridge update - almost spot on 7 foot 3 as of a few minutes ago

Quite possibly! You've got a much better memory than me! I'll look when we get back

No sparklers in the White Horse

Do, it's a lovely house but quite hard to imagine as a pub now. I will try and find that photo, give you all a laugh