gmane.recreation.broadsboating

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2011-09-19T23:11:45

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2011-09-18T03:36:50

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leaving

Brian on Harnser — 2010-11-08T11:34:17

Well I am sorry to say that I am leaving,I was hoping that there would 
be some interesting dialog on here away from some of the heaverly 
moderated discussion groups, but it was obviously not to be.
As a result I shall un-subscribe sometime over the next couple of days

Aylsham

Brian on Harnser — 2010-11-06T12:19:42

I just picked this up in Waterways World
http://www.eastinvolve.net/aylsham-navigation/
they have an open meeting on the 30 November in Coltishall Village Hall 
but I am not sure if I will be able to make it.

Broads Authority

Brian on Harnser — 2010-09-15T16:52:43

Did anyone go to the BA open day at Dragonfly House last Saturday?

Broads Forum

Brian on Harnser — 2010-07-28T21:54:19

I am now a member of the Broads Forum representing IWA, EAWA, Oulton 
Broad Community Enterprise and Yare Users.

Oulton Broad and Yare

Brian on Harnser — 2010-06-08T22:23:36

Does anyone know how I can contact the Oulton Broad Users Association 
and the Yare Users Association

Potter Bridge in Fog

Jeremy Nunns — 2010-04-18T14:24:29


It's been a bit quiet round here for a while, but I thought you might 
like this.

Yesterday (Saturday 17th April), a friend of mine took this video fairly 
early in the morning (around 7.15) as he tried to find Potter bridge in 
the gorgeous, but very thick, morning mist.

I was a little way behind him, but not in sight of him (or much else for 
that matter) in a Juliette.  It was a bit of a challenge getting the 
boat lined up, as you could not see the sight lines for the transit to 
get it dead centre.  There was actually plenty of room, as it was around 
6ft 6in clearance.  And, just in case you were wondering, we are both 
properly trained and authorised to take Martham cruisers through the 
bridge.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6pjRVrbp6u8

Jeremy Nunns

Norfolk Boat Jumble

ianhurley20 — 2010-04-04T16:18:56

For those that haven't spotted it its on 11/4/10 this year at the Norfolk Showground!
Ian

Three Rivers Race Web Site

Greg Chapman — 2010-01-22T00:54:20

Hi Folks,

Once upon a time I used to write for Anglia Afloat magazine and told 
of how I had the domain "threeriversrace.org.uk" At last, it's 
happened! I's now in use.

Craig Slawson has provided the webspace and the "wiki" software to 
handle the technical side of things. Sue Hines has been approaching a 
number of people to encourage them to permit old 3RR mail list and 
forum postings to be presented on the site, and I've been helping 
produce some of the initial content, as well as making that domain 
name available.

There's just enough content on the site at the moment to give you a 
flavour of what it is hoped it will become as it grows.

An explanation of "wiki" may be needed for some. Like a forum, it's a 
form of web site that encourages ordinary visitors to participate in 
producing content, adding to and correcting what's currently there. 
Whereas a forum primarily aims to provide a space for discussion on a 
topic and things written a year or more back can become difficult to 
find, a wiki is

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Hugh Harding — 2010-01-14T09:44:26

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Three Rivers Race 2009

Greg Chapman — 2010-01-11T10:00:55

Hi Folks,

As I'm sure we're all thinking of those balmy days of summer during 
this cold spell, I managed to make the time to finish off and upload 
my report of last year's Three Rivers Race.

You'll find it at:
http://www.gregafloat.plus.com/seahawk/3rr2009.html

For those not familiar with the race, you'll find a link at the top of
that page that explains more about it.

I should warn you not to hit the print button without ensuring that 
you have around 70 sheets of paper in your printer. (It's a little 
over 24,000 words and includes around 55 photographs.)

As they all say these days...

ENJOY!

Greg Chapman
http://www.gregafloat.plus.com
A Boating Biography
http://www.seahawk17.plus.com
Celebrating the SeaHawk!