Living On A Boat

[Roy]

How does living on a boat on the broads work . 

Are there many marinas that allow residential mooring for the whole year. 

Thsnks 

[Sam]

Waveney River Centre has  residential moorings.

[Oddfellow]

There are few places that openly allow residential moorings others turn a blind eye. The BA has a history of persecuting liveaboards and looks, again, to be readying for an attack on the residents of Thorpe Island having previously reiterated that there are no rules being broken there, seem to have suddenly discovered that rules have been broken. 

In essence,  living aboard your boat is permitted. Doing so on a mooring that may not have the requisite permissions is a different thing entirely and the BA has form.....

 

[Bytheriver]

This is the latest published documentation I can find on BA website - unless Tom can come up with anything newer?

https://www.broads-authority.gov.uk/__data/assets/pdf_file/0030/264738/Residential-Moorings-Guide-for-consultation-pc060320.pdf

[Cheesey69]

They really don’t want livaboards. 
Is that a good or bad thing?

[Smoggy]

There's nowt wrong with liveaboards, there's far more liveaboards than there are problem liveaboards.

[Guest]

There are livaboards probably that not a lot of people even know about.

[SwanR]

There is one boat that seems to just move between Hoveton St John and Hoveton Viaduct. 

[NorfolkNog]

Don't mention that one Jean, you know what happened last time!!!! 

(my fault though) 

[OldBerkshireBoy]

1 minute ago, NorfolkNog said:

Don't mention that one Jean, you know what happened last time!!!! 

(my fault though) 

Do tell, what happened last time? 

[grendel]

I dont know, was it something biblical, like the heavens opening and a bolt of lightning?

[OldBerkshireBoy]

11 minutes ago, grendel said:

I dont know, was it something biblical, like the heavens opening and a bolt of lightning?

Ah, a little like a current advert running on tv, guy trying to light sticks in the rain and Boom it`s struck by lightning. 

[NorfolkNog]

41 minutes ago, OldBerkshireBoy said:

Do tell, what happened last time? 

Ooo, errrrr 

Jean started a thread about moving to Norfolk and I recoginsed the itinerent Foster that hangs about above Wroxham Bridge. That set them all off and it totally hijacked Jean's thread. So I hold my hands up!! 

I think generally in respect to the OP we should try to keep on topic..........but we rarely do 

[Guest Jayfire]

8 minutes ago, NorfolkNog said:

I think generally in respect to the OP we should try to keep on topic..........but we rarely do 

Well I always try to

Which reminds me Mr Nog, what are your thoughts on the persistence of topological phases in non-hermitian quantum walks? 🤔

[Aboattime]

1 hour ago, SwanR said:

There is one boat that seems to just move between Hoveton St John and Hoveton Viaduct. 

And 2 that dont seem to move, but there not doing any harm, are they ?

[Mouldy]

There’s what I believe was a live aboard currently under offer at Waterside Marine.  I was quite surprised to see it on there when I was looking at the brokers websites a few days ago.

[OldBerkshireBoy]

8 minutes ago, Mouldy said:

There’s what I believe was a live aboard currently under offer at Waterside Marine.  I was quite surprised to see it on there when I was looking at the brokers websites a few days ago.

Waterside do not allow live aboards to stay there.

[Timbo]

1 hour ago, Jayfire said:

Well I always try to

Which reminds me Mr Nog, what are your thoughts on the persistence of topological phases in non-hermitian quantum walks? 🤔

It all depends upon whether the environment is lossy and which approach you are using, the Hamilton or Gentian?

[Mouldy]

6 minutes ago, OldBerkshireBoy said:

Waterside do not allow live aboards to stay there.

It was for sale, but currently under offer.  Obviously no one is living on it now, however we’ve seen it in various locations on both the northern and southern rivers over the past two years.

[OldBerkshireBoy]

1 minute ago, Mouldy said:

It was for sale, but currently under offer.  Obviously no one is living on it now, however we’ve seen it in various locations on both the northern and southern rivers over the past two years.

I`ll try again. Roy, Waterside Marina may sell boats suitable for living on but they do not permit you to moor there if you decide to live on it.

[Guest Jayfire]

10 minutes ago, Timbo said:

It all depends upon whether the environment is lossy and which approach you are using, the Hamilton or Gentian?

Indeed, indeed.

I see what you're saying, however I must confess that I do prefer the environmental effects in the quantum walk dynamics to be addressed using the non-Hermitian Hamiltonian approach, but that's just me I'm afraid

[grendel]

14 minutes ago, Timbo said:

It all depends upon whether the environment is lossy and which approach you are using, the Hamilton or Gentian?

and if the cat is alive when you open the box

 

[Timbo]

2 minutes ago, Jayfire said:

Indeed, indeed.

I see what you're saying, however I must confess that I do prefer the environmental effects in the quantum walk dynamics to be addressed using the non-Hermitian Hamiltonian approach, but that's just me I'm afraid

I mean, each to their own, but the Gentian approach eliminates the clipping, but then its all quantum! 

[vanessan]

12 minutes ago, Mouldy said:

It was for sale, but currently under offer.  Obviously no one is living on it now, however we’ve seen it in various locations on both the northern and southern rivers over the past two years.

Which boat Mouldy?

[Timbo]

1 minute ago, grendel said:

and if the cat is alive when you open the box

 

Mrs Slocombe would be much relieved!