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Having a long weekend in Cromer, have “ permission “ to go CR for the game. What’s the best way to travel, is there a direct  coach or is the good ole train the best and easiest ? Cheers

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2 hours ago, CANARYKING said:

Having a long weekend in Cromer, have “ permission “ to go CR for the game. What’s the best way to travel, is there a direct  coach or is the good ole train the best and easiest ? Cheers

If you’ve an old fogey over 60 I think or a 40 year old who looks 60 get The Bitten line ticket £7.50 or 60 return 

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21 minutes ago, Well b back said:

Train strikes just announced, not sure when they are, so make sure you check.

Rail strikes

Royal Mail strikes 

National Health Strikes 

Dockers at Felixstowe on strike

 

On your bike

 

 

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image.jpeg.57ed88c4a1532990d0f306d0faaaa14f.jpeg...This is a great alternative...

From the RNLI lifeboat launch station on Cromer Pier head South 50 ish plus clicks to Gt Yarmouth. Then turn right into the Docks/harbour entrance. You then follow the River Yare and go under the A47 bridge.....Head toward Breydon Water and continue on the Yare until a fork in the river where you want the sharp right and you need to go past the Berney Arms which will be on your starboard.....The Yare then meanders for a while (no Oxbow lakes) and you pass Reedham (mind the ferry) then the Reedham Ferry Inn which again are both on your right.....Thump along without a care in the world for a while, then you get to Cantley on your right and you pass a big sickly smelly sugary place factory thingy....Then it's past the Reedcutter pub (again on the right)....

Now go for it and whizz along the River Yare and you'll pass the Beauchamp Arms on your left...The next feature is the Coldham Hall (a quaint Inn)  and you're now on the outskirts of Brundall....Bob an' weave around those cheerfully chuggin' along on their broads cruisers, rental electric boats and canoes an stuff. Maybe you can also knock a few folk off their Paddle boards and leave 'em flounderin' fist wavin' an' shoutin' expletives at you as you throw them the bird?...Now you're past Brundall you can bomb along for a while and pass the Ferry House on your port side....Whack throttle fully open and take no prisoners and you'll get to the Water's Edge Pub on the left.....

If you've got this far without being pelted with maggots and bait by feisty anglers....you're doing well....Scrape the splattered water fowl (and the odd remnants of a paddleboarder) off your windscreen, now it's God's speed as you're on the final run-in.....

Zoom along and pass under the A47 flyover near Postwick heading towards Thorpe St Andrew....You come to a river fork, take the right under a railway bridge with the Rushcutters Arms on you're right, then again on your right it's River Green and Harley's coffee shop, then the Buck pub (closed down) then you'll pass the Rivergarden and Townhouse pubs both on the right....Not long now....Out under another railway bridge and back onto the main River Yare.....Follow your nose and give it some for the last mile or so....Passing under the last railway bridge Carrow Road is now but minutes away....Pass under Carrow Bridge with astonished supporters looking down on you - then it's ease off the gas and time to berth and tie up where Norfolk's finest Boys an' Girls in Blue will be waiting as your reception committee.....

You may not get to see the game, but hey what the hell....You've had a great time getting there.....

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14 minutes ago, Mello Yello said:

image.jpeg.57ed88c4a1532990d0f306d0faaaa14f.jpeg...This is a great alternative...

From the RNLI lifeboat launch station on Cromer Pier head South 50 ish plus clicks to Gt Yarmouth. Then turn right into the Docks/harbour entrance. You then follow the River Yare and go under the A47 bridge.....Head toward Breydon Water and continue on the Yare until a fork in the river where you want the sharp right and you need to go past the Berney Arms which will be on your starboard.....The Yare then meanders for a while (no Oxbow lakes) and you pass Reedham (mind the ferry) then the Reedham Ferry Inn which again are both on your right.....Thump along without a care in the world for a while, then you get to Cantley on your right and you pass a big sickly smelly sugary place factory thingy....Then it's past the Reedcutter pub (again on the right)....

Now go for it and whizz along the River Yare and you'll pass the Beauchamp Arms on your left...The next feature is the Coldham Hall (a quaint Inn)  and you're now on the outskirts of Brundall....Bob an' weave around those cheerfully chuggin' along on their broads cruisers, rental electric boats and canoes an stuff. Maybe you can also knock a few folk off their Paddle boards and leave 'em flounderin' fist wavin' an' shoutin' expletives at you as you throw them the bird?...Now you're past Brundall you can bomb along for a while and pass the Ferry House on your port side....Whack throttle fully open and take no prisoners and you'll get to the Water's Edge Pub on the left.....

If you've got this far without being pelted with maggots and bait by feisty anglers....you're doing well....Scrape the splattered water fowl (and the odd remnants of a paddleboarder) off your windscreen, now it's God's speed as you're on the final run-in.....

Zoom along and pass under the A47 flyover near Postwick heading towards Thorpe St Andrew....You come to a river fork, take the right under a railway bridge with the Rushcutters Arms on you're right, then again on your right it's River Green and Harley's coffee shop, then the Buck pub (closed down) then you'll pass the Rivergarden and Townhouse pubs both on the right....Not long now....Out under another railway bridge and back onto the main River Yare.....Follow your nose and give it some for the last mile or so....Passing under the last railway bridge Carrow Road is now but minutes away....Pass under Carrow Bridge with astonished supporters looking down on you - then it's ease off the gas and time to berth and tie up where Norfolk's finest Boys an' Girls in Blue will be waiting as your reception committee.....

You may not get to see the game, but hey what the hell....You've had a great time getting there.....

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11 hours ago, ged in the onion bag said:

Power to the people!!!!!! Good on them!   

Yep let’s bring the country down must be the way forward 

Militants on the march sure you could push Arthur Scargill to the front line

 

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15 minutes ago, daly said:

Yep let’s bring the country down must be the way forward 

Militants on the march sure you could push Arthur Scargill to the front line

 

Yep, asking for pay to roughly match inflation after years of declining real incomes is tantamount to the October Revolution.

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On 23/09/2022 at 13:47, CANARYKING said:

👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

 

On 23/09/2022 at 13:32, Mello Yello said:

image.jpeg.57ed88c4a1532990d0f306d0faaaa14f.jpeg...This is a great alternative...

From the RNLI lifeboat launch station on Cromer Pier head South 50 ish plus clicks to Gt Yarmouth. Then turn right into the Docks/harbour entrance. You then follow the River Yare and go under the A47 bridge.....Head toward Breydon Water and continue on the Yare until a fork in the river where you want the sharp right and you need to go past the Berney Arms which will be on your starboard.....The Yare then meanders for a while (no Oxbow lakes) and you pass Reedham (mind the ferry) then the Reedham Ferry Inn which again are both on your right.....Thump along without a care in the world for a while, then you get to Cantley on your right and you pass a big sickly smelly sugary place factory thingy....Then it's past the Reedcutter pub (again on the right)....

Now go for it and whizz along the River Yare and you'll pass the Beauchamp Arms on your left...The next feature is the Coldham Hall (a quaint Inn)  and you're now on the outskirts of Brundall....Bob an' weave around those cheerfully chuggin' along on their broads cruisers, rental electric boats and canoes an stuff. Maybe you can also knock a few folk off their Paddle boards and leave 'em flounderin' fist wavin' an' shoutin' expletives at you as you throw them the bird?...Now you're past Brundall you can bomb along for a while and pass the Ferry House on your port side....Whack throttle fully open and take no prisoners and you'll get to the Water's Edge Pub on the left.....

If you've got this far without being pelted with maggots and bait by feisty anglers....you're doing well....Scrape the splattered water fowl (and the odd remnants of a paddleboarder) off your windscreen, now it's God's speed as you're on the final run-in.....

Zoom along and pass under the A47 flyover near Postwick heading towards Thorpe St Andrew....You come to a river fork, take the right under a railway bridge with the Rushcutters Arms on you're right, then again on your right it's River Green and Harley's coffee shop, then the Buck pub (closed down) then you'll pass the Rivergarden and Townhouse pubs both on the right....Not long now....Out under another railway bridge and back onto the main River Yare.....Follow your nose and give it some for the last mile or so....Passing under the last railway bridge Carrow Road is now but minutes away....Pass under Carrow Bridge with astonished supporters looking down on you - then it's ease off the gas and time to berth and tie up where Norfolk's finest Boys an' Girls in Blue will be waiting as your reception committee.....

You may not get to see the game, but hey what the hell....You've had a great time getting there.....

Brilliant 

Should soon be be able to get your toenails painted after a round of golf on the simulator in The Buck

Another great pub gone

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12 minutes ago, ged in the onion bag said:

You absolute 100% cretin!   

You obviously don’t get the joke 

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5 hours ago, daly said:

Yep let’s bring the country down must be the way forward 

Militants on the march sure you could push Arthur Scargill to the front line

 

As I understand it the owners of the port at Liverpool made a £30 million profit, and the workers broke a number of records in respect of the amount of containers/freight handled. But of course the poor old company owner is down to his last billion pounds and couldn't possibly pay those workers an inflation matching pay rise, whatever next..............

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On 22/09/2022 at 18:23, daly said:

Rail strikes

Royal Mail strikes 

National Health Strikes 

Dockers at Felixstowe on strike

 

On your bike

 

 

The unions need to get the strikes in quick before Truss outlaws them in case they interfere with the money making plans of the global elite.

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