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Broads Tours Boats Never Die


LizG

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Quoting from a Broadland Memories blog

http://www.broadlandmemories.co.uk/blog/2012/03/old-broads-tours-boats-never-die/

We were walking around Cardiff Bay yesterday when I looked out across the water to suddenly see the Princess Royal crossing the bay.  I remembered seeing that somewhere there was a Broads Tours boat but forgotten where!

After lunch she was just leaving her moorings and the lady let me on her jetty to take a photo. I explained I remembered seeing her go past the house in Horning regularly!

For those on Facebook there is a bit more about her recent winter overhaul and ship's dog.

https://www.facebook.com/bronwenshipsdog/?hc_ref=SEARCH&fref=nf

http://cardiffwaterbus.com/

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Broads boats in general have been known to travel. Several Broads One Design sailing boats have been to India, another ended up in the Caribbean where it was destroyed in a typhoon. A norfolk wherry, the Gypsey, went to Holland and then toured many of the rivers in Europe.

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The old wooden Broads tours boats were lovely, we stayed in a little "cottage" in a boatyard in Wroxham in 1972 when I was 19 ,its long gone now , my girlfriend and I , now my wife , took a trip ( in the best possible sense this time) to Horning and Salhouse broad and it was the start of my incurable Broads addiction. 

Its all Broads Tours fault ! cheers

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