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How are you finding the levels generally? Are they starting to drop again?
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28 minutes ago, Wussername said:
I remember it well. I look forward to February. I can feel a pint or two coming on.
With kind regards.
Andrew
I think we could be tempted indeed!
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Hi KP, sorry to have missed you! Lovely and warm at the mo but levels have gone up a bit in the last couple of days so please be careful!!
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What a lovely tale! Thank you Andrew. Had the pleasure of sharing a beer with you in the Maltsters a while back but not now sadly!
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14 minutes ago, Hylander said:
Will you be back in 2024?
Certainly will M
February and May, with Bridgecraft of course
And all the best to you both for the festive season
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7 minutes ago, SwanR said:
Interesting the different perspectives. We like a meal out at lunchtime if we happen to be moored somewhere close by. But otherwise the pubs make no difference to us and are not what we’re looking for.
Fair comment Jean. If only say 25 per cent of a village supported a pub it would survive. We can't all like the same things!
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Very friendly locals (and dogs) at Upton.
As I say, the day I can't drink in a pub I'll give up!!!!
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...... And of course me and Mrs Nog doing our bit
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Well every single table bar one booked this lunchtime. Busy with locals already. Doesn't feel like a failing pub.
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The debt ridden pubcos are trying to squeeze ever last drop out of their leaseholders. Add business rates, fuel, staff etc the pressure is certainly on pubs now. But the Red Lion in Cromer was rammed yesterday. Rick Malt has done an amazing job with the Lion and White Horse. On thr Broads it's often the pubco pubs that struggle eg Maltsters, New Inn etc.
But speaking personally if I have the choice of a well kept albeit five quid pint in a warm friendly pub or a pack of John Smiths at my kitchen table the pub wins hands down every time for me.
Mind you I might have to drink more slowly or put Mrs Nog on singles....
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11 minutes ago, Hylander said:
Management here tells me that it was a South Westerly
Definitely a South Westerly! Blowing from the end of Faircraft Loynes yard. Fair bit of creaking but after a few St Giles gins Mrs Nog is sleeping like the proverbial top
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19 minutes ago, Turnoar said:
Best get yourself plumbed into the Lion, Welly or Albion!
Red Lion when Mrs Nog has finished with the 2p pushers
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59 minutes ago, Hylander said:
I see Malsters has closed its doors for good now. Such a shame.
I suspect Punch will advertise for a new tenant M but could take some time. I doubt anyone would take it on at this time of the year.
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And top marks to the Swan for not booting us out early
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Thanks John
Looking good, I'd go for the ales so Landlord and Ghost Ship look fine to me. Nice to see the old Bell thriving.
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35 minutes ago, Broads01 said:
I assume you moored at Salhouse earlier, Howard. Any other hire boats there?
Nope
I could count the fingers of one hand the number of any boats we've seen on the move this week. Not seen one hire boat anywhere. Peaceful bliss. Highly recommended Simon
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56 minutes ago, Jbx5 said:
Have a try in my local the Stag (formally The Bell) at Salhouse Howard you will like. Make sure you book if eating as all the tables are set for dining and fully booked especially with the silly season upon us.
John
Thanks for the heads up John. Not been in for a long time. What beer do they have on?
Springer’s Retreat On The Rivers
in Holiday Tales & Blogs
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Sounds very similar situation to when we were out. If it's showing 7 feet ish at Ludham it would sound about right. St Bennetts was above water but not a lot! Looks like you have a low air draught which is ideal in winter