The common features of all of these camps were a large, central main building of very modern design with tennis courts, gymnasiums, ballrooms, dining halls and rows of holiday chalets designed to house the average family comfortably for a week or two. C.’s, the wheelhouse had a collapsible canopy and folding windscreen to enable it to pass beneath the Broadland bridges.

As demand for boating holidays aboard wherries increased, and the holiday season was extended, they were permanently converted for pleasure use.DD-890 “Meredith” and DD-821 “Johnston” were both launched in 1945 and were part of Destroyer Squadron 6. The last night of the holiday was spent back at Oulton Broad Yacht Station which was apparently rammed with boats due to filming that was taking place for a TV show that evening. At the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939, the holiday hire industry on the Norfolk Broads had come to an abrupt halt as the waterways became pretty much a no-go area for the general public. So was this an April Fool that was just filed away at a later date, or was this genuinely designed to encourage the purchase of a TV licence. Initially, the wherries would have been converted during the summer months for the short holiday season and would have then reverted to carrying cargo for the rest of the year.

They moved back from London to their home of Norfolk in 2015 when Hannah’s Mum was poorly with Alzheimers. The introduction was strong with and drew me in with a woman hurrying home down a dark towpath only to.

We opened Farmyard restaurant on Saturday 27th January 2017 and our opening menu included our (now award winning! Soon the disappearance turns into murder and Tanner clashes with a veteran of the department, DI Burgess. Titled “ Watching You Watching TV on the Water“, the caption read: “ State of the art underwater tracking technology. from the left is an ironmongery assistant who lived in Aylsham on Buxton Road, I think his first name was Walter. The main HQ of the Broads Flotilla was at Wroxham, but there were sub-bases elsewhere around Broadland, including the Acle base.

The first Vestas were built c1934 and, at the outbreak of the Second World War in 1939, there were four in the class. As with all new series, there is quite a bit scene setting and character development to be found in this book.There were no volume controls on these machines, so it’s little wonder that early 20th century guide books urged visitors to keep loud music down at night! I might to see if future stories have more “meat” to them or I might not bother depending on what I have to read at that time. It was fitted with a 4-cylinder “POWER” engine, freshwater was supplied to the galley from a 20 gallon tank via the “BEE” automatic electric water supply system, and cooking was done on a Taylor’s double-burner paraffin cooker and oven. The earlier cylinder players came with an attachment so that you could actually produce your own recordings too.