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Matt
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I would suggest that a lot of people won't even know what way the tide is running!
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Not going this year because we are on the Broads! But we have been before. The Beale Park boat show is probably our favourite though.
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I hope you are not mad as we are out for a week from 16th Feb!
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Very impressive maybe you should add the pictures of it as surely a rare selling point?
She does look very nice.
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It appears to be a very rare model........
Dual steering positions (centre cockpit and outside rear) which facilitates single handed use
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CO and fire alarms are going in soon......
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When we were down there earlier this month I asked about the hirefleet and were told they have two 35's and two 30's for the fleet (Dan has them down as 29 footers on "the other side"?). Whenever they have a spare build slot they will build another boat for the hirefleet.
For anyone that knows the yard they will be run for the basin next to Pedro boats.
For those looking to visit Brundall or the Yare pub Brooms do have some visitor moorings next to the fuel pump. I am unsure if there is a charge.
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http://www.broads-authority.gov.uk/authority/meetings/navigation-committee/2012/09-06/[confirmed%20minutes]%20NC%20Minutes%20060912_Confirmed.pdf
The last set of BA navigation committee minutes say they are going to review the maximum vessel width. Next stop the hire boat federation.
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February Half term on Evening Shadow, a week at Easter on Thunder them back on Evening Shadow for a week on the May bank holiday week and then a week on Thunder in July!!!!
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Sorry If my posts came across wrong. I was just trying to point out that everybody sees things differently and has a different outlook on life.
If your friends had been moored elsewhere they would have still been playing on the roof but your friends would have been none the wiser so why worry about it?
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I imagine That will not pass under Potter Heigham bridge. However, there are plenty of boat yards before the bridge that you will be able to moor in. You could even book a mooring spot slap bang outside the hotel should you prefer.
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That's a very responsible attitude to take. So if, unbeknown to you, one of your children did get into a spot of bother and had an accident of some sort, you'd expect us to say 'Not one of mine - not my responsibilty', as we watched him/her go down for the third time.
Of course not. If something happened I would hope that somebody would assist. But that is totally different to "having kittens" about something that may not happen.
Where do you stop worrying? What if they had just need sitting on the roof? What if they had LJ's on?
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That's just too much worry!
I have my own children to worry about, let alone worry about anyone else's. although mine would not be running around the roof at 11pm, with or without a LJ on!
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But why?
Do you worry about everybody that does something stupid? That's a lot of worry!
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Close the curtains, poor a glass of your favourite tipple, relax and just don't worry about it.
Life is too short.
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Now look here-we told you Rockland was nice but twice in one week is making us all jealous!
Shame you missed out on Geldstone but understandable. Maybe next time..........
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Go back to when there were many, many more hireboats on the Broads. Where did they all moor up at night in the olden days?
They double and triple moored......
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No point me buying-I am too busy working to pay for all those retired people!!!
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Thunder has those. They are erm, erm poo!
One always reads full but the other one does work although I don't need a light to tell me it's full!
Not onboard again until Easter which makes me about useful as your toilet gauges!
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Alan-yes.
There is a small sign. It is almost the last thing on the left hand side as you leave Horning.
Looking forward to the next instalment.
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Sorry I should have paid more attention but without knowing your boat height Beccles bridge is passable for us about two hours before and after high tide so you may be able to pass through before low tide meaning less going against the tide!
Whatever route you take I hope you have a cracking time.
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Do not miss the Locks Inn. As long as you can get under the bridge it is simples.
There is a BA mooring down there for about 4 boats. If that's full the bank opposite is an option.
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Anybody that gets up to leave at 5:30am to save a couple of quid must be really tight! ;-)