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According to Craigs database, the only boat bearing the name 'Hebejebe' is a privately owned 25' yacht. So if he was making that sort of wash he would be well aware of it.

I'm doing my bit

Taken Wroxham today

Alan, if you pay river tolls all that money will be spent on rebranding. I shudder to think what that will cost for something pretending to be what it isn't.

If it's not legally a National Park, does that not mean it is illegall??

Anyone recognise their boat?

Highest gust recorded on land in Norfolk was 51mph at Weybourne

Incorrect, I have no warning points, also written under my number of posts. But what is the point?

What do they do best?

Richardson's must be doing well Clive to afford Quintos prices.

Remember experimental stereo? You had to position the radio 'x' distance from the television and tune both to whatever frequency it was and sit between them. Wow, it was mind blowing to hear a train or whatever going from one side of the room to the other. I believe it was on a Saturday morning they did this.

[quote It is almost as if exhibitors feel they must attend even if the year before and the year before than have not been great for them – this year might be the good one or we have to go because such and such competitor is regardless as if it will be worth all the cost and effort in new sales.

My local will be getting in a barrel of Adnams Tally Ho for Christmas, virtualy a draught barley wine,the longer it's on the stronger it gets, bliss!

Sorry, but I don't get the point of the video to Howard's thread, can someone enlighten me.

Hmmm, wonder if I did the trial run on your first time with Wilds.

You need to update your avatar now. Is Austin a lab?

All depends on which Sainburys(or for that matter any major supermarket) you use. They are all the same, it's all down to the management/staff ethos in any individual store. The store manager should be made aware of short comings on the customer service counter and if you get little satisfaction then take it higher.

Marshman, With senility setting in, please enlighten me as to which yard this was, I may then comment on the view it would replace.

Interesting thread. Early on Polly said 'Hovetons awfully 60s village center'. I must say I am struggling to think of a 60s building in the center. On the same theme I think the 60s marked the beginning of the end of the more 'real' broads heritage. Today most of it has been bastardised. Look at the view downriver from Wroxham bridge. What of the boat hire history can you see today compared with 50 years ago, nothing!! Thanks to BA policy to move boatyards back off the river frontage and instead allow abortions of holidays houses. Rant over

At least Walkers are honest. Large bag of plain crisps were marked £1.00 on the bag. Then in large letters across the top they advertise 20 percent more, and the marked price? £1.29!!

I must say that I agree with Robin, this is not the sort of subject I would expect, or want to see discussed on a Broads forum. I would suggest that the OP joins an appropriate forum to ask this question.

Jon Pertwee was on HMS Hood,I can't remember why, but he was not on the last fatefull voyage. Aren't we lucky that he wasn't! I'm encouraged that more young people are becoming aware of the sacrifice made by our armed forces.Maybe due to the very recent (pointless?) losses in Afganistan.

Try using self adhesive Velcro to hold the panels up, no unsightly fastening. Oyster Marine use this method along with a lot of other manufactures. MBS Fabrics also supply this.

The answer is, you can do lots of things. You're not doing anything just sitting watching tv, probably with the curtains drawn to stop the glare of the sun, so that you don't even see what's going on outside.