New fine dining restaurant opens on Norfolk Broads
A fine dining restaurant on the Norfolk Broads is celebrating its first month in business. Restaurant 1812 launched in Stalham at the beginning of September. The building, built by a man named Robert Burton i…
#dining #cooking #diet #food #Dining #DeniseBradley #finediningrestaurant #HaydenLee #LeeTyler #MrBurton #NorfolkBroads #restaurant #RobertBurton
https://www.diningandcooking.com/2319416/new-fine-dining-restaurant-opens-on-norfolk-broads/
@mlanger @PKYo @pthane @PublicWolf
There's a report with more details at:
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=839140441777288&set=a.313422657682405
Hunsett Mill, River Ant, Norfolk Broads, c.1950s - Jarrold Postcard
Potter Heigham Bridge, Norfolk, c.1950s - Jarrold Postcard
@mlanger
On the #NorfolkBroads and #uk #canals running an engine (portable generator, outboard or inboard) on a mooring is banned.
Under all normal circumstances I would certainly moan about an enforced 05:30 start.
@PKYo
Now you're making me feel guilty!
My Boat!
But I do agree, abandoned boats are a problem.
https://hamptonsafari.uk
I failed to find time to add a further update when we completed our cruise on Tuesday. From #Neatishead we passed The Ice House, one of the impressive #houses at #Irstead Shoals.
We moored at #HowHill where we spent an hour walking around the #gardens. We then proceeded to #LudhamBridge where we moored for the night, eating at The Dog where a couple of guys turned up and entertained us for half an hour. It was possibly the best impromptu #entertainment I've ever experienced. The photograph does not indicate how much #laughter there was and how we enjoyed #singing along.
We left our #mooring just before 06:45 as we needed to be back in #Stalham for a meeting at 10:00 and needed to pick up some stuff from home before that.
We followed this morning's #plan, starting by going to #Neatishead #Staithe and buying #provisions and having a #coffee and #Norfolk #shortcake at the #community #shop.
The #dyke narrows considerably as you near the staithe but what amazed us was seeing a #Muntjac deer on the return down #Limekiln #dyke
Having cruised down the #River Ant we reached #BartonBroad. We plan on staying here tonight with our #mudweight over the bow. Tomorrow morning we'll call at #Neatishead and buy a few #provisions at the #village #community #shop.
We're out #cruising on "Singing the Blues" again. We don't seem to have time for #boating. Our last #trip was in November https://gregafloat.org.uk/safari/241113cleanup.php
and before that it was July
https://gregafloat.org.uk/safari/240707swalsham.php
We're back at #SouthWalsham again and I've just managed to take this #twilight #panorama shot with my phone (not the best of #cameras).
#norfolkbroads #nationalpark #boatsthattoot #norfolk #uk
🌍☕ Tune into the latest #CoffeeGeogPod episode with Kit Marie and Steph Gilliver! Discover the magic of the #NorfolkBroads, importance of sustainable finance, and Steph's passion for apples.
📺WATCH https://youtu.be/WgmHUBmdzgE
🎧LISTEN https://soundcloud.com/geogramblings/coffee-geography-514
It's been a while since I visited our #boat (built in 1977). When we were last aboard the second hinge on the toilet seat disintegrated.
Given the way parts of both had gone brittle I wonder if they were the originals. True or not I was surprised that spares were available. It's just that I hadn't found time to fit the #seat till today.
On arrival there was a surprise, an intriguing #craft on a nearby #mooring, a 38 seat #escape pod from a now dismantled #NorthSea #oil #rig
Once on the boat I stowed away the heaters that had been left on board but no longer plugged in and refitted the #toilet seat.
@MrCopperpot
#Broadcaster includes #tidetables (essential if you plan to go through #GreatYarmouth and visit the quieter southern rivers of the #NorfolkBroads) and a table of cruising times between key points on the #Broads. Free paper copies of the magazine are available at the various visitor centres and most local pubs.
I don't do Facebook or other mainstream social media sites, but would recommend browsing around
https://forum.norfolkbroadsnetwork.com/
There's plenty of locals and experienced visitors there who will answer questions (providing you demonstrate you've done some research of your own and just need a little more detail).
You can get a flavour of my boating experience of the Broads (from the mid 1960s) at:
https://gregafloat.org.uk/broads/index.php
https://gregafloat.org.uk/seahawk/index.php
https://gregafloat.org.uk/safari/index.php
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@MrCopperpot
Nice pictures of The Bridge Inn at Acle and Barton Broad!
Tell us more about your planned cruise. Where are you starting from? How long have you got? When do you start? Are you an angler? Have you children to consider? Have you considered the issue of passing under the lower bridges at Potter Heigham and Wroxham? What have you discovered from the likes of TripAdvisor?
I seem to be the only person on Mastodon who lives close to the #NorfolkBroads
****Norfolk Broad lovers***
Help required!!!
Please recommend some really good places to moor, eat at and visit.
Planning a trip, and would appreciate your advice & input :)
Many thanks
#Norfolk #NorfolkBroads
#Boating #Mooring
#PlacesToVisit #cruising #Boats #Ships
Just home! Good to be performing at a sell-out gig. Hardly a stadium, but lots of praise for our performance from those attending the local church hall at #Wroxham in heart of the #NorfolkBroads
https://barroomblues.co.uk try to play music from the #British #Blues #Boom of the 1960s. It went down well with an audience that seemed older than us and our combined age must be approaching 210 years!
Acle Bridge, River Bure, Norfolk, c.1950s - Jarrold Postcard
Reedham Quay, River Yare, Norfolk, c.1950s - Jarrold Postcard
@PKYo
Nothing like that here in #Norfolk, but I did finally get round to my attempt at #winterising our #boat as reported at
https://www.gregafloat.org.uk/safari/250109heating.php
Riverside Bungalows, Wroxham, Norfolk, c.1960s - Photographic Greeting Card Postcard
