ranworthbreeze

Hello Gunnerboy, Welcome to the forum. Regards Alan

Hi Monica, As a child I often had sickness and the doctor said I had to have 6 pints of boiled water a day until I felt better and could keep food down. So how much is too much? Regards Alan

BROADS BEAT CRIME PREVENTION WEEKEND DROP IN This SATURDAY 19TH AND SUNDAY 20TH OCTOBER at BRUNDALL BAY MARINA (Ting Dene) Riverside Estate, Brundall NR13 5PN w3w /// surprises,variety,shelter Members of Norfolk Constabulary Broads Beat Team will be available between 10am and 4pm both days to offer Sailors, Private Owners of Boats, Kayaks, Canoes, SUPs alknv with Marina and Boatyard staff the chance to discuss different options of Marine Crime Prevention and detection products available. Officers will be on hand to discuss any issues, offer water safety advice, gather intelligence and information from those visiting, living and working on or near the Norfolk Broads as well as our coastal areas. They will be on hand to give updates on current and previous incidents/ crimes and will also have the award winning Outboard Engine covers For sale in the three different sizes. The Boat Safety Scheme, What 3 words - Selecta DNA - Datatag and the new Aweigh App will be promoted at the event and will have guest appearances by Crimestoppers, Environment Agency, Broads Authority , Coastguard, Lowland Search and Rescue - Border Force and local Beat Managers from Broadland and North Norfolk areas. East Hills Bistro located above Tingdene Marina are kindly supporting our event with light refreshments available all day. They look forward to welcoming you. You can follow the teams activities on Twitter @Broadsbeat @Norfolkpolice

Hi Griff, Awaiting the pictures of the Crusaders. Regards Alan

The article in the EDP mentions the site and the daffodils on the the edge of the created broad, they are the most unlikely daffodills I have ever seen, more like irises to me. Regards Alan

I find a pint glass will usually fit over most spiders, but sometimes it is a close call we found one in the utility room sink a few weeks ago, I ended up having to use a vase type pint pot with the larger rim to go over that one, normally I just catch them in my hand, but I was a bit wary of that one. Regards Alan

Good morning Please find attached ABP Lowestoft Notice to Mariners No 29 2019 regarding Lowestoft Outer Harbour Fencing Repairs. Kind regards. Karen Karen Tyrrell Administrative Officer Operations Broads Authority Yare House, 62-64 Thorpe Road, Norwich, NR1 1RY Tel: 01603 756035 : karen.tyrrell@broads-authority.gov.uk Broads Authority, Yare House, 62-64 Thorpe Road. Norwich NR1 1RY 01603 610734 NOTICE TO MARINERS LOWESTOFT OUTER HARBOUR – QUAY FENDER REPAIRS AND RENEWAL - WAVENEY DOCK Mariners and Port-Users are advised that works are scheduled to commence on Monday 14th and Tuesday 15th October to remove and replace unstable quay fendering on Waveney No.1 berth within the outer harbour. The works will be undertaken by Norfolk Marine, using the vessel ‘Flying Hart’ who will monitor VHF Ch.14 Vessels wishing to transit the area should liaise with Port Control to obtain information and advice on works activities. Vessels should give the area as wide a berth as is safe and practical, and pass at slow speed to reduce vessel wash. Work may extend past these dates, subject to works and weather conditions. Please contact Lowestoft Port Control, VHF Ch14, or Tel. 01502 572286, if further information is required. Harbour Master 11th October 2019

Hello Neil, Welcome to the forum. Regards Alan

In the past I have seen earwigs gliding down onto the canopy from nearby trees when its windy, they then try and hide in the zipped sections. Regards Alan

We stopped using river water to flush the toilets about 4 or 5 years ago, it helped with the staining of the porcelain and the earthy smell of the river water. We just use the shower tap to fill the bowl. Regards Alan

Hello Neil, It sounds as if the Lightning Syndicate is managed in a similar manner as Ranworth Breeze. Lightning looked in a fair condition when we popped in the see you at Oulton Broad Yacht Station. Regards Alan

We have our AGM in November and again on Saturday so it is easier for our fellow owners to attend, but we have it in Norfolk so the owner aboard Ranworth Breeze at the time can attend. Regards Alan

Hello Neil, Yes I miss Tan a lot, 38 years of marriage and we went out with each other for 7 years before we married, never more than 3 days or so apart in that time either for work or illness in the family. As in all life it is often the little nudge, such as the Facebook message this morning that makes you shed a tear before getting on with the day. Regards Alan

I am doing OK, still working for my sins and my two boys (37 & 34 if you can call them boys) keep me in check. Sadly I did not have any time to post a log of our time aboard the boat in September, Andy was new to the Broads and we showed two couples around the boat the day after we arrived and Tuesday. After the last couple left on Tuesday we went directly to Oulton Broad on Tuesday night ready for our meet up with friends and fellow forum members. We did not return to Brundall until the weekend. I will try and take pictures and do some write-ups next season. Regards Alan

I was reminded by Facebook of a memories picture. Please see the picture of Tan & I sat on the upper helm of Ranworth Breeze with the canopy down. A happy time aboard the boat and being together. Regards Alan

Hi Griff, Everyone goes to Great Yarmouth once Regards Alan

Hi Vaughan, Yes drills of that era and well into the early 70's were heavy duty and had a tendency to natch on the work you were doing, sore or broken wrists were risk. Regards Alan

Another option with thawed chicken breasts is to cut a pocket into the underside of the breast. You fill the pocket with stuffing, leave some of the dry stuffing mix which an be used with dried breadcrumbs to use as a coating for the chicken breasts. I usually fry these off in a little butter before putting into a hot oven (175 to 200) to finish off cooking. The cooked breasts can be cut into 3 or 4 strips to be used as part of a buffet. Regards Alan

I tend to boil the chicken breasts from frozen in my lidded stir-fry pan, I usually cook for around 10 minutes turning once before cutting the chicken into strips to make sure it is fully cooked. Once coated with the oxo the strips can be used as part of a salad or served with new potatoes, mini corns & peas. Regards Alan

Hi Monica, I do not eat chicken but for Tan, I used to cook chicken breasts in water and cut them into strips, dried off I would put the strips into a frying pan with a little fry-light and sprinkle chicken Oxo cubs over the strips to give them a coating. Regards Alan

Hello Paul welcome to the forum. I am sorry that I can not help re the boat you are after. Our forum members have a wealth of knowledge so someone may be along soon with some information. Regards Alan

Dear all, Please see attached Broads Authority Notice to Mariners no. 28, 29 and 30 of 2019. No. 28 - Dredging on Hickling Broad from 4 November 2019 until 27 March 2020. No. 29 - Dredging on Tyler’s Cut on the Upper Ant from 4 November 2019 until 20 December 2019. No. 30 - Closure and dredging of Waxham Cut from 4 November 2019 to 17 January 2020. You can find more details on each of the attached PDF files. A map is included on each notice, although please note we will be updating these over the coming days to make the affected areas clearer. Please check back on the Notice to Mariners web page to view updated notices next week and contact the Rivers Engineer on (01603) 610734 if you have any queries. Kind regards, Tom Tom Waterfall Senior Communications Officer Broads Authority 01603 756034 Broads Authority, Yare House, 62-64 Thorpe Road. Norwich NR1 1RY 01603 610734 Notice to Mariners No 28 of 2019 Hickling Broad.pdf Notice to Mariners No 29 of 2019 Tylers.pdf Notice to Mariners No 30 of 2019 Waxham.pdf

Hi Vaughan, I have corrected the miss quote. Regards Alan

Hello Rob, Welcome to the forum. Regards Alan

Are you suggesting putting that bridge on some form of transporter? Regards Alan