Where was this taken?

[Pete]

[marshman]

Dyke opposite Irstead Staithe?

[Pete]

Dyke opposite Irstead Staithe?

Afraid not

[Guest]

Hi Pete

near womack?

Jonny

[Pete]

Hi Pete

near womack?

Jonny

Nope

[Guest]

Off Catfield Dyke?

[Pete]

Nope.

Marshman is the closest so far.

[Guest]

Up stream from Barton turf.

[Guest]

Looking again, it could be near Neatishead.

[Palmtree]

Hi,

The cut just past How Hill?

Ian

[marshman]

Does look like Shoals Dyke but on reflection entrance too wide.

Going further North perhaps nearer Wayford Bridge - there is a dyke on the lefthand side some 800 m short of the little boatyard but again its a bit wide. But then Ncsl was wrong as well...!

Doesn't look like any of the dykes off the bottom of Barton - its too light for the Neatishead corner methinks nor does it look like one of those off the north side of the Broad down that arm.

Its big enough to get a workboat up there - been up most still not comimg to me. Irritating me now!!!!

[Pete]

No right answers so far, but you're getting close.

Hint: you cant actually see this view from the water

[Guest]

can't see this from the river !!!

Oh! bugger. that counts me out then

[Guest]

If you can't get it Paul I have no chance, being a landlubber!!

The only place I could get to, with similar views, would be in amongst the Nature Trail at How Hill, to Cromes Broad.

Clive.

[Pete]

Nature Trail at How Hill, to Cromes Broad.

You're on the right sort of lines

[marshman]

Still a bit puzzled - i can see a bit of piling in the bottom left hand corner. Looks too wet to be the Barton boardwalk but it was wet at times this winter. Barton boardwalk although not totally convinced?

[Pete]

Still a bit puzzled - i can see a bit of piling in the bottom left hand corner. Looks too wet to be the Barton boardwalk but it was wet at times this winter. Barton boardwalk although not totally convinced?

CORRECT! It was taken two easters ago. It's an old access channel used by the reedcutters.