Which is the odd one out?

[BroadsNet]

Which is the odd one out and why?

[Poggymale]

Top left I think - the rest are all the River Yare & that one isn't? Probably wrong but worth a whirl - have a jolly day.

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[Hylander]

I will call them a b c d , only because my lefts and rights can get muddled.

 

Is c not the Broads but a canal?

[JawsOrca]

For once I have no idea!.. Good post  

[ranworthbreeze]

I would say that the top right is the odd one out, the rest appear to all have flowing water.

Regards

Alan 

[LizG]

Bottom left could be the entrance to the North Walsham and Dilham Canal?

[andy]

Bottom left looks like a dead end 

[SwanR]

I would have said that the bottom left one looks less navigable but that seems a little too obvious to be the answer. 

What this does show is how similar one's holiday snaps can end up looking. I want to find a new angle or theme for my next trip to try to make them look different to all the ones I already have of all the same places! 

[NorfolkNog]

I'd agree with Liz about the North Walsham canal. Top right could be on the way to Dilham? Wild guess, all on the upper Ant apart from bottom right, could be the Bure? 

 

As I say, very wild guess

[VetChugger]

Is bottom left the "inlet" you pass on the right as you enter Oulton Broad?

[Viking23]

Bottom right, is the odd one out, it's the only one open to navigation.

Dilham canal is one, as discussed, top right could be cockshoot dyke on the other side of the dam, last one could be the dyke off South Walsham...

[BroadsNet]

Top left (A) is Fleet Dyke off the River Yare.

Top right (B) is the River Ant at Dilham.

Bottom left (C) is an old dyke (unnavigable) on the River Yare leading into Old Wood Whitlingham.

Bottom right (D) is the River Bure at Belaugh

So the odd one out is bottom left (C) as it's unnavigable and marked with a red buoy (edited out )

[BuffaloBill]

Top left (A) is Fleet Dyke off the River Yare.

Isn't Fleet Dyke off of the Bure near St. Bennetts? 

[SwanR]

I do believe that there are indeed two places called Fleet Dyke.

One is off the Bure leading to South Walsham Broad while the other is off the Yare leading to Rockland Broad.

[Hylander]

Isn't Fleet Dyke off of the Bure near St. Bennetts? 

 

 

May be they have shifted it.

[BroadScot]

It use to be a Dyke...but its awah noo. Aye ok i'll get my coat! 

 

Iain

BTW Pete, Welcome to the NBN Forum .

[BroadsNet]

 

BTW Pete, Welcome to the NBN Forum .

Thanks Iain

I do believe that there are indeed two places called Fleet Dyke.

One is off the Bure leading to South Walsham Broad while the other is off the Yare leading to Rockland Broad.

Absolutely Jean, one of two dykes leading to Rockland Broad the other one being Short Dyke.

[NorfolkNog]

I was fairly close! (ish)

[Poggymale]

Great post and the only one I knew foe certain was the one-off the River Yare near the White House!

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[SPEEDTRIPLE]

I was going to say D as the others look unnavigable. I had the right idea, but the wrong way round lol.

[Regulo]

Been thinking about this for a long time, Speedtriple?