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Andrewcook

Andrewcook

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As to the ,12th April starting point.of being out in the Spring  Air . How many Beer Gardens are there around the Norfolk / Suffolk Broads ?  And hopefully the Pubs will survive for the future for all of to enjoy once again .

 

Guest Jayfire

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21 minutes ago, Andrewcook said:

How many Beer Gardens are there around the Norfolk / Suffolk Broads ?

Not enough, but I'll be visiting as many as I can do as soon as I can to give my contribution to their continuing business :default_drinks:

Chelsea14Ian

Chelsea14Ian

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Quite a few.Both whitehorses,Chegrave  and Neatishead,all three pubs in Horning.The Lion,The Kings head Wroxsham. Wroxsham Hotel.The Dog at Ludham.The Ferry house at Surlingham, The Yare Brundall, Coldham hall Surlingham. In fact most pubs have beer gardens.

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NorfolkNog

NorfolkNog

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I suppose pubs will make a judgement if they have enough garden covers to make it worthwhile. Most do have a reasonable garden. The Dog has a whole field they could use in theory!! Like Fireman Sam I will be doing my best to support our pubs :default_beerchug:

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NorfolkNog

NorfolkNog

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39 minutes ago, JennyMorgan said:

Probably be easier to name the pubs without beer gardens. As far as the Waveney & Oulton Broad is concerned I really can't think of any without, lucky me!

I've just had a thought, I wonder if the Tingdene Marina has a bar? I wonder if that's what attracted Fireman Sam? If it's what was the old holiday village, I believe it did. 

I can just imagine him sunning himself out there with a cool Kronie or 3 :default_biggrin:  :default_drinks:

JennyMorgan

JennyMorgan

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3 minutes ago, NorfolkNog said:

I can just imagine him sunning himself out there with a cool Kronie or 3 :default_biggrin:  :default_drinks:

Don't know if they have a fizzy drink bar there though! 

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Turnoar

Turnoar

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2 hours ago, Chelsea14Ian said:

Quite a few.Both whitehorses,Chegrave  and Neatishead,all three pubs in Horning.The Lion,The Kings head Wroxsham. Wroxsham Hotel.The Dog at Ludham.The Ferry house at Surlingham, The Yare Brundall, Coldham hall Surlingham. In fact most pubs have beer gardens.

Add to the tally The Pleasure Boat Heckling but beware of that bridge!

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NorfolkNog

NorfolkNog

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......the Recruiting Sergeant has a big garden and patio out the back. 

The excellent Bridge Inn 

Dukes Head has a fair bit of space at the side 

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Guest Jayfire

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3 hours ago, NorfolkNog said:

I can just imagine him sunning himself out there with a cool Kronie or 3 :default_biggrin:  :default_drinks:

:default_rofl:just get shut of this Covid crap and I'll make it a reality :default_beerchug:

3 hours ago, JennyMorgan said:

Don't know if they have a fizzy drink bar there though! 

If they know I'm around it is in their best interests to get stocked up :default_biggrin: You have no idea what's heading your way Mr JM Sir :default_rofl:

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Guest Jayfire

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7 minutes ago, NorfolkNog said:

I do hope JM is prepared and has warned his neighbours too!! 

I just hope he has shut his ruddy curtains :default_norty:

MaceSwinger

MaceSwinger

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The New Inn, Horning, are advertising on their social media that they're overhauling their (rather large) garden ready for 12th of April.

NorfolkNog

NorfolkNog

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I'm quite interested in how it will work, assume table service? Will you need to book? Social distancing? 

Pent up demand? I'm in the starting blocks already! :default_beerchug:

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OldBerkshireBoy

OldBerkshireBoy

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18 hours ago, JennyMorgan said:

Probably be easier to name the pubs without beer gardens. 

 

15 hours ago, Chelsea14Ian said:

As Peter said its probably easier to list the pubs without  a beer garden.

Might be easier but it would be unhelpful to the OP asking.

OldBerkshireBoy

OldBerkshireBoy

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3 hours ago, NorfolkNog said:

I'm quite interested in how it will work, assume table service? Will you need to book? Social distancing? 

Pent up demand? I'm in the starting blocks already! :default_beerchug:

There was a pub on the news which claimed to have taken hundreds of bookings the day the latest timeline was announced.

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