Try this one

[johnm]

Where?

[Guest]

Looks like the Yare to me but I'm not sure whereabouts. Is it just downriver from Rockland Dyke?

[C.Ricko]

Hi john,

is it somewhere between Burgh St Peter and Beccles?

[Guest]

near surlingham ferry

[johnm]

Sorry about the delay work getting in the way!

So far......No......No.....No

[petersjoy]

Lets widen Clives answer a bit, is it on the Waveney.

[Guest]

twixt beccles and geldeston. Waveney

[johnm]

'Fraid not chaps! Best widen your thinking a bit!

[Guest]

between Rockland and Brundall?

[johnm]

Best widen your thinking a bit!

Let's try for the river first - big hint, we haven't had it yet

[Guest]

This is just a little bit tricky, if you don't mind my saying so. All we have to go on is (a) a river, ( some trees, © a post, which may be telephone or electricity, (d) what looks to my eye to be a sunset rather than a sunrise, suggesting we are facing sort of west-ish, depending on the exact time of year (or I may be wrong and it may be a sunrise, in which case sort of east-ish) and (e) the fact that nobody has named the river yet. So, we've ruled out the Yare and the Waveney and - and - well, that's it, really.

Hmmmmm - looks too wide for the Chet, doesn't look like the Thurne or the Ant, so I'm going to go for the Bure.

[johnm]

OK bigger hint needed then!

It's definitely in the north. It isn't the Bure. Don't forget my signature - saily havens are us

[NorfolkNog]

To be honest, when I first saw the pic I thought the Ant between How Hill and Irstead. I just think the width of the river looks s bit deceptive. But then I'm probably way off the mark

[Guest]

Just pass the Stracey Arms?

[Guest]

Given that it's not the Bure, but is in the north, it's got to be either the Thurne or the Ant. Then we have the cryptic "saily haven" clue - Hickling? Or Barton? I'm going to plump for the Thurne, probably somewhere above Potter Bridge on the way to Hickling - say around Martham?

[Broadsword]

Why do you lot always jump south first? Thurne, approaching Potter from Womack, just as the bungalows begin, might have worked, but that would be a funny direction for a sunset!

[Broadsword]

So, that being the case... I am guessing it must be coming down from Martham towards Potter Heigham, just down from the Martham moorings...

[Guest]

It's warmer down south and I like warm.

No seriously, it just looked a little wide for any of the northern rivers to me, so I really did think it would be the Yare or Waveney.

[Guest]

So that's 2 of us who've voted for Martham, Danny - I think we must therefore be correct, whatever John might say ...

Bruce

[johnm]

So that's 2 of us who've voted for Martham, Danny - I think we must therefore be correct, whatever John might say ...

Apologies for the delay in responding, but work and connectivity problems at home have kept me out for a while

So - between Martham and Potter is correct

Can Danny (or anyone else) narrow it down from the summer daylight shot below - taken from about 20 ft upstream

[Guest]

Please, Sir. Me Sir. Please Sir,me!!!!

As this is only 400 yds from home, maybe I'll let others guess.

Oops. Now I've told you all the answer, "400 yds from Expilot's home,"!!

[johnm]

"400 yds from Expilot's home,"!!

A bit more than that surely

It usually takes me at least 3/4 hour to get to yours - mind you I do have to sail through the 'Dondrums'