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  1. Hi Jean, Here are the approximate dimensions 900g/2 lb loaf tin. Dimensions may vary slightly but should be approximately 23 x 13 x 7 cm (9 x 5 1/2 x 3 inches) Regards Alan
  2. Back on topic. I have put another link in our webcam section which takes you direct to the Barnes Brinkcraft Website and onto their webcam which is showing pictures of the bridge and the various mooring belonging to Barnes Brinkcraft. Bye all accounts the webcam should be controllable by 2nd May? Regards Alan
  3. The situation with regards to the bins on the Broads is totally unacceptable, it is estimated that the cost for supplying services at all of the previous locations is around the £80,000 mark which is peanuts compared to the costs involved dealing with fly tipping. We are talking about providing services in a tourist area for heavens sake, the authorities need to get their act together before it all goes pear shaped. Regards Alan
  4. Hi Polly, Are the drawers not marked at the back or underneath ? If not mark them for future use. Regards Alan
  5. I know my place, its in the kitchen, Tan can & has burnt Cornflakes, she also does not enjoy any meal that she has cooked, we are not too keen either To be honest I quite like cooking. Regards Alan
  6. We had snow and sleet earlier this morning, needless to say the Snake Pass was closed again this morning. Regards Alan
  7. The camera is still off, maybe Grace has used it for hitting Charlie with its no good hiding Charlie she will get even. You could be in for a world of pain. Regards Alan
  8. There always seems something opposite Maffett's and has been for several years. Regards Alan
  9. Hello Bob48, Welcome to the NBN forum Regards Alan
  10. Hi Iain, Sheffield used to be famous for quite a few things back in the day, sadly like so many cities an awful lot of industry has gone. There is a small amount of cutlery and still some silversmiths in Sheffield but the heydays are long forgotten, most if not all the "Little Misters" have gone. When I was an electrical apprentice, we had contracts with many of the steelworks in the East End, Most of these works had their own shunting engines, Firth Brown, Firth Rixon etc were a delight to wander through, massive metal lathes with beds over 50 and 100 foot long, the operators seat was fixed above the work head, A number of my friends worked for some of these companies and thought they had a job for life, sadly not the case. A number of friends worked at Viners, my best man and my good mate, was a metal smith there, he worked for them from leaving school and was there almost to the end. He still went into a number of firms doing some peace work with the silver trade, even though he was a self employed driving instructor. At one time he was one of the 2 people that could mig-weld pewter effectively. He is now a postman awaiting retirement. Sheffield is the home of Swann Morton who produce surgical steel, if you see a scalpel more than likely it will be one of their blades. I am currently watching a session of one of the best things to come out of Sheffield, The Crucible and the World Snooker championship. Regards Alan
  11. http://www.edp24.co.uk/business/tourism/police_remind_broads_boaters_to_keep_safe_and_be_wary_of_hidden_dangers_when_swimming_1_4512887 Regards Alan
  12. 11 things to do in Norfolk this weekend including the at number 1 the Horning Boat Show! http://www.edp24.co.uk/going-out/11_things_to_do_in_norfolk_this_bank_holiday_weekend_1_4512214 Regards Alan
  13. Hi Howard, I thought you may like/dislike this local news report. http://www.edp24.co.uk/news/best_beer_city_report_commissioned_by_sheffield_claims_sheffield_has_better_ale_than_norwich_1_4513067 Regards Alan
  14. Hello Jen, A picture of the said fluffy toy, may attract some interest from forum members. Regards Alan
  15. None of the cameras are operational other than Southwold and you can not even control that one. Regards Alan
  16. Like Griff, frost on the soft-top this morning but the sun was out and the temperature was up to 9 degrees so the roof had to come down for the journey into work, an improvement on yesterday sunny but only 3 degrees. Regards Alan
  17. Sadly not much activity on the Norfolk Live webcams today (same for a few days) that the only camera working is Southwold. Another day without a Broads fix, how are you coping Grace Regards Alan
  18. Thank you JanetAnne for starting off this new thread. Sadly Monday and after 8.00pm are a bad time for me, but I wish you the best with the quiz. Regards Alan
  19. What's wrong with Lager? Mind you there were many bad ones back in the day, Marksman. Carling in cans is naff since they changed the brew a few ago and I always regarded Stella as a woman's drink (it used to be somewhat scented). Becks on draft my preferred brew. Regards Alan
  20. Sunshine, hail, snow and more sunshine, the joys of spring Regards Alan
  21. Hello Alison, Thank you for sharing your time on the Broads, almost all forum members love to share other crews times on the rivers. Regards Alan
  22. Hi Mark, I understand that the boat bins by the river in the Ferry Inn (Horning) car park have been removed, can you please confirm this is correct? Regards Alan
  23. Hi Alison, Great write up, I love the egg cups. Regards Alan
  24. Hi John, Thank you for letting us all know. Regards Alan
  25. Hi Mike, You are correct but that is the only resent topic I could find when searching for the missing thread. I have checked for deleted files and quarantine so suspect that pesky (Iain) has not stolen the thread. I have asked the Team if anyone can throw any light on the subject. Regards Alan
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