Boating on the Norfolk Broads - Page 25

coolcat · 18th January 2017, 16:33

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Originally Posted by windrush

Well done Jeff she looks very nice will you nee a a boson

You'll be always more than welcome aboard Derek

coolcat · 18th January 2017, 16:35

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Originally Posted by w44nty

You will now be able to go straight out to sea,turn right and carry on until Clacton,moor up on pier and pop in the shop for work

She is a category C vessel so is suitable for coastal use

Lancpudn · 18th January 2017, 16:49

WOW! that's the dogs doodahs, congrats jeff.

stevenicks · 18th January 2017, 16:58

Grand Prix Monte Carlo is your next port of call Jeff

stevestrat · 18th January 2017, 17:27

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Originally Posted by windrush

Well done Jeff she looks very nice will you need a boson

I'm so glad you didn't ask if he needed a first mate

Looks good Jeff although I've never really been into boats, not ones that weren't big enough to have at least one restaurant onboard.

reworht · 18th January 2017, 17:57

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Originally Posted by w44nty

You will now be able to go straight out to sea,turn right and carry on until Clacton,moor up on pier and pop in the shop for work

Or - turn left, past Flamborough Head to port, drop off into the Tees Estuary (just after the wind farm), moor up at the disused Redcar Ore Terminal - and I'll pick you up for fish'n'chips in Redcar

Seriously - looks absolutely superb Jeff - glad to see you continuing your efforts to have a life away from the shop and fitting Navalls

RPWC · 18th January 2017, 17:59

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Originally Posted by reworht

Or - turn left, past Flamborough Head to port, drop off into the Tees Estuary (just after the wind farm), moor up at the disused Redcar Ore Terminal - and I'll pick you up for fish'n'chips in Redcar

Seriously - looks absolutely superb Jeff - glad to see you continuing your efforts to have a life away from the shop and fitting Navalls

Or venture up even further to Newcastle Quayside lol

Andrewg10rover · 18th January 2017, 18:05

Your photo of the yacht with lowered mast motoring though Potter Heigham bridge is, believe it or not, me. I'm the guy on the back, Mrs G on the helm. Been sailing on the Broads since I was a boy. The yacht is called Mimosa and is 111 years old this year.

coolcat · 18th January 2017, 18:29

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Originally Posted by stevenicks

Grand Prix Monte Carlo is your next port of call Jeff

I think our boat would just about be the same size as one of those big boys toys Motor Launches

coolcat · 18th January 2017, 18:32

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Originally Posted by Andrewg10rover

Your photo of the yacht with lowered mast motoring though Potter Heigham bridge is, believe it or not, me. I'm the guy on the back, Mrs G on the helm. Been sailing on the Broads since I was a boy. The yacht is called Mimosa and is 111 years old this year.

Which photo is that?

Not sure that I have taken any of a boat passing through Potter Heigham so I'm guessing another poster on this thread

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18th January 2017, 18:05	#248
Andrewg10rover Regular poster Rover 75 saloon Join Date: Jan 2014 Location: Potters Bar Posts: 38 Thanks: 1 Thanked 18 Times in 11 Posts	Your photo of the yacht with lowered mast motoring though Potter Heigham bridge is, believe it or not, me. I'm the guy on the back, Mrs G on the helm. Been sailing on the Broads since I was a boy. The yacht is called Mimosa and is 111 years old this year.