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Labrador
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Just spotted them going under Wroxham bridge.
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8 minutes ago, Heron said:
Wonder if there are any implications for the Boating side of the business?
Can't see why as they already have have various holiday camp interests.
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Good program on Mustard TV Freeview 8. Some interesting broads stuff. No BA mention yet. Just trust stuff.
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No, Yes, no and don't quite understand last question.
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25 minutes ago, JamesLV said:
I think I saw the steamboat at Stalham staithe, trying to moor up/turn around in a Brinks Sonata on my first Broads trip!
That's a challenge, trying to turn inside a Brinks Sonata!!
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http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-41183028
I expect Howard will have a comment.
Don't forget, these are average prices, not highest and lowest.
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About 9.50 this morning, Coast guard, Hemsby inshore lifeboat and one other vehicle, came through Wroxham with two and blues on. Rough guess, may be heading towards Wroxham broad, Ranworth direction.
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1 minute ago, grendel said:
is the channel wide enough for a sailing boat to tack along it without going outside the markers?
Mostly Yes, however if you are a deeper draft yacht it is a bit tedious.
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2 minutes ago, Jayfire said:
How about a nice pint of Stella instead?
Definitely on the wrong thread Jayfire.
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Hope to god the EDP don't read this thread, instead of 11 hirers including a baby rescued, it'll be a banana boat and 20,000 tons of bananas rescued on the Ant being reported
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Spot on Jeff.
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Not Somerleyton.
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Taken last September, but where?
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Where is the chaos and havoc? In approx 100 metres there are 3 cruisers and a day boat heading upstream, a day boat and cruiser heading downstream and a boat turning In the river.
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3 hours ago, ChrisB said:
I find the approach to Wroxham Bridge much easier if you get well over to starboard nice and early.
By that I mean a good hundred metres before the bridge, as you get nearer being already to starboard you can concentrate on the Keystone and getting it spot on your centre line.
Aren't you supposed to be on the starboard (right hand side) anyway?
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I was wondering if there was any connection, if not then the Norwich Pedro's is going to get a bit uppity about it.
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Surely Maud is iconic, as she represents a typical trading wherry, in that the majority were of clinker construction rather than Albions carvel construction.
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The odd blue fender doesn't go amiss!
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Bell now open 12-11. Menu not amazing, assume specials will be better
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Please be aware, the Bell is open, but at this present time they are not doing food and they are only open in the evening.
The food should start in about a weeks time, will post when they do. They will also be open at lunch times.
The reason I'm posting is, that there is no sign to inform people down at the broad and I've come across a number of boaters who have been, shall we say, disappointed that they have walked all that way to find it either shut or no food. Met a couple with an old dog at the Fur and Feather last week, had walked to the Bell for lunch only to find it closed, so had walked all the way back and on to the F and F.
I will post when they are fully open and doing food, May even be this weekend.
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2 hours ago, Vaughan said:
When I was still a teenager I had an old Triumph TR2.
Strange, didn't think they were produced until 1953!
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Status 330 omni-directional with boost amplifier for digital tv. From Vision Plus UK. About £99.95, you get what you pay for. Was good enough for Oyster Marine.
Hurricane
in The Broadscot Lounge
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Went to take dogs to pub at 5 o'clock, Oh my looks like it's going to pee down. Really weird sky, gradually went to a vivid orange, only had my phone with me, pathetic photo. A sky not to be missed.