gancanny

http://rense.com/general96/shots.html just want to share some snaps i took while out and about last weekend ( cough LOL )

well, whose a clever boy then!!

i am going for the YARE near to beachamp arms, maybe a little upstream

i think you are more of a stalham person than an acle one

at a guess geoff !!!! i will go for BROADLAND WAVE,

pull yer sen together boy, now, cmon, tell us all , which boat have you booked ???

i really like that thank you

the company name appears to be GEORGE CULLEY 8, WADDINGTON FOLD ROCHDALE LANCS i just googled george culley and it came out top of the page sorry

you could try www.rubber-extrusions-seals.co.uk hope that works

yeah. ' brundall church for me also

yeah,! i thought it was polkeys mill well done the winner

thanks jill, even i can follow that

wey hey, it worked for me also. why does it say "attached thumbnails" above pic, have i or have i not done it correct

try again

give it a go

yes, it is working for me now, last night it was not showing

they are having problems at the moment, no one can get on be patient

dont worry about it soupdragon, just go on down and mingle, you will be ok. it will be starting to thin out from around 3pm so i am sure you will be ok

anyone on the river this bank holiday could visit barton regatta, this event is not for the faint hearted, loads of sailies and even more cruisers, navigating from one end to the other can be quite daunting for anyone new to the broads but in my opinion it is well worth a visit

the last bridge you will see on your way from yarmouth to loddon will be reedham swing bridge, there are no bridges on the river chet. there are loads of moorings on the approach and also in loddon, and turning is not a problem. a very pleasant stopover with several pubs and places to eat, lots of dog walking available and well worth a visit

any update fred, what a great holiday review

amazing, it will take a month to digest that

you are correct about the windboat connection fred as i hired from wayford in 1969 on a boat called "CONCORDE" which was a ferrocrete wind boat. following on from what jill said regarding mike harveys death in a glider, the owner of the yard over the river, john linford, also died in a light aircraft accident, now that yard was a blakes, known as neatishead boatyard

well, well it could be harvey eastwoods at brundal, but i am leaning toward thorpe for some reason, probably wrong on both counts

it must be somewhere on the dilham canal ???