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geoffliverpool |
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help required again if possible ,?is travelling under
ludham bridge possible next mon afternoon 9th aug if im in dassling light 2,or do i have to treat this bridge as per tidal timetable.which i have worked out to be 09-17am.sorry about all the dumb questions 
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Hi Geoff
With windscreen and canopy lowered Dazzling Light will pass under Ludham, and you don't need to worry about whether its lower water or not - its only very high boats that this applies to, fortunately for you your boat's not one of them!
Enjoy!
Dan
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thats great news dan thanks i thought that might be the case ,can you help with another ? ,i hope to collect boat from herbert woods potter heigham at 1pm if its ready they said they would try their best ,i was toying with going onto barton broad mooring overnight at Neatishead then on to sutton tues hire
canoe with kids etc i dont think i would make it as for as sutton staithe and find a mooring place what do you think ? thanks again for the help 
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Geoff,
Potter to Sutton Staithe is about 3.5 - 4 hours so is possible if you get the boat on time.
I forgot to mention before, but if you get down to The Waveney River centre in your travels the landlord at The Waveney Inn, Nigel Martin, a very nice guy, also hails from Liverpool.
Keith
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Hi Geoff
I rarely moor at Sutton, so I'm sure other members can give you better advice on this one, although I think you may be right...there's not loads of moorings there so they may be full by you got there as its full season, although the impression I get is moorings are a bit easier this year so may be ok?
Dan
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I can't be sure, but isn't there a boatyard at Sutton as well, if so you should be OK for mooring there as hireboats can moor for free in any Blakes or Hoseasons hireyards.
The Sutton Staithe Hotel does also have quite a good beer garden and play area with obstecle course for the kids.
Keith
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thanks again keith,can you possibly advise me if you have to pay to moor at greatyarmouth marina overnight,im taking my father to the greyhound racing next wed evening hopefully.Bill suggested staying at stokesby and get a taxi ,only problem ive been quoted £30-00 return seems a bit dear,will be travelling through brayden water following day so makes sense to stay there thought not very scenic i suppose ha-ha thanks geoff
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I think it's in the Line Azurro thread, JC who owns Line Azurro has made the moorings at Marina Quays free to everyone, hire and non hire. A nice gesture as he is no longer connected with Blakes hire agency.
Keith
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Marina Quays is just before the 24hr moorings in Great Yarmouth and in fact slightly closer to the Greyhound Stadium.
Keith
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Hi Geoff, Hi Keith
Sutton Staithe Boatyard haven't ran their hirefleet for a few years now, so that additional mooring opportunity doesn't still exist I'm afraid
Dan
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