Hamilton's Navigations

[Jonnie]

When I used to be on the Broads in the 70's and 80's there was Hamilton's Navigations, a book my Dad used to use as his "bible". It was a mine of information for cruising/sailing on the Broads with moorings, hazards etc but it doesn't appear to be around these days.

Is there anything similar that people use instead these days?

Jon

[BroadAmbition]

Not for us anyway.  We have a copy onboard and I've another copy right next to me now here in t office.

However the book I use many times per day, every day afloat and back home here in t office when doing any sort of planning (Just done the planning last week for our forthcoming 'Lads Week' next month) is:-  'Broads tide tables' in this case issue:-  1 April 2016 - 31 March 2017  it is dayglow pink in colour and changes colour every year.  they are priced at £1 and have been for an age now.  they are 3 1/2"  by 6" on old money.  Very easy to use containing tide tables,  distances tables for each river,  bridge heights,  sunrise / sunset,  useful telephone numbers,  Broads authority manned mooring stations and information on important stuff.  I purchase a couple every year when renewing our toll and they are sent in the post or you can purchase them at any Broads Authority information centre and other outlets too.  I wouldn't be without a copy

Griff