Norfolk Broads Forum

Possibly the most photogenic landmark on the Norfolk Broads.

A quiet afternoon at a popular Norfolk Broads pub took a dramatic turn today after an unexploded bomb was pulled from the river, prompting a full-scale emergency response.

The discovery was made around 1:42pm near the King's Head on Station Road in Hoveton, when a magnet fisher stumbled upon the ...

The KUS single station level sender is European resistance and suitable for use in diesel or petrol (gasoline) fuel tanks and water tanks. The 950mm dip level sender features a stainless steel 316 body, a 2mm thick NBR rubber gasket, 5 x M5 Screws, and a PVC covered wire. Sender uses magnetic field ...

I saw these two beauties yesterday coming through Instead Shoals.

Why is the best Navy in the world not allowed to do its job?

When V.E. is being commemorated across Europe, I can't help but wonder how those poor souls who lost their lives stopping the Nazis coming across the channel would feel knowing that 1000s of people namely men of fighting age are coming ...

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Heavy duty windlass formerly fitted to a work boat.
I bought it for my sailboat but the cleat is a little too high for the jib sail.
13 inches in height.
A brilliantly engineered piece of kit.
Dual ratio action so drums turn on each stroke.
Inner workings all serviced ...

I find it hard to accept that the Broads Authority is genuinely seeking to promote the electrification of recreational vessels on the Norfolk Broads when they have switched off multiple sources of electric points during the winter on the River Ant for the past two years. Not only have these ...

Broads overseers have unravelled the enigma behind the sinking of two vessels on the River Yare, an episode that ignited murmurings of a newfound 'Bermuda Triangle' in the heart of the Broads.
Over a painstaking fortnight and at a princely sum of £72,000, engineers dredged up the twin wrecks from ...