The moorings are an issue and looking at vlogs from previous years it appears to be an ongoing thing, hopefully the BA will spend some of the 13% Toll Increases in sorting it out. That aside Reedham is a lovely place.
The moorings are an issue and looking at vlogs from previous years it appears to be an ongoing thing, hopefully the BA will spend some of the 13% Toll Increases in sorting it out. That aside Reedham is a lovely place.
The moorings are an issue and looking at vlogs from previous years it appears to be an ongoing thing, hopefully the BA will spend some of the 13% Toll Increases in sorting it out. That aside Reedham is a lovely place.
As you will see in the video I managed to slip over 4 times in total. It was worth it as the walk through the village and down to the ferry was amazing.
Learn a knot call Highwaymans hitch. Or bank robbers Hitch. Redo your lines with this knot and you can pull the lines whilst on the boat. I usually just do the centre cleat and let the bow and stern go. Then just pull the centre.
The account of the 2 crashed American B17s was told on the programme "Time Team", where they started to excavate the crash site. The planes are still there, well most of them are, the Time Team crew ecavated and removed various parts, BUT, the bulk of the planes are still lying a couple of metre`s under the marshes, they sunk back down quite quickly. If you look on youtube, you may find the programme there.
Hi Neil, I have to say that I really enjoy the positive comments and information that you provide, Lisa is looking this up now so we can mention it the next time we go to Reedham.
Thank you for commenting, yes I am aware that this is the case and did put the silting down to very high tides. I have been told that the moorings are least to the BA by the local council so wondered if they have some involvement in keeping it clear. Hopefully I’ve learned a little lesson about where to moor of season !
The moorings are an issue and looking at vlogs from previous years it appears to be an ongoing thing, hopefully the BA will spend some of the 13% Toll Increases in sorting it out. That aside Reedham is a lovely place.
The moorings are not leased from Broadland District Council till 1st April each year - The Swing Bridge end had not been been effected as badly anyway as they are higher & not effected by the silt laden high tides all winter
@@WaggiesCruising Done before the Moorings opened on 1st April & new electric supplies installed to the posts to prevent tripping on high tides Odd the commenters had not listened to your commentary noting the other end of the quay which is a bit higher was nowhere near as bad - Certainly brought out the anti BA people
The fenders weren’t tapping, ‘they were banging to get in,’ lol
I had assumed it was them laughing at the amount of mud I had on me lol 😂
This video really showcases the beauty of Reedham, despite the muddy moorings.
The moorings are an issue and looking at vlogs from previous years it appears to be an ongoing thing, hopefully the BA will spend some of the 13% Toll Increases in sorting it out. That aside Reedham is a lovely place.
Reedham is such a pretty village, but those muddy moorings are a bit of an eyesore.
The moorings are an issue and looking at vlogs from previous years it appears to be an ongoing thing, hopefully the BA will spend some of the 13% Toll Increases in sorting it out. That aside Reedham is a lovely place.
The moorings were washed down before the season started on 1st April The two Rangers were on the job for two days
I’m glad about that as it was really dangerous
Thanks for sharing this glimpse into Reedham, Richard and Lisa! The moorings are a concern, though.
Yes they are!
The beauty of Reedham is undeniable, but the muddy moorings are a bit of a downer.
The moorings are an issue and looking at vlogs from previous years it appears to be an ongoing thing, hopefully the BA will spend some of the 13% Toll Increases in sorting it out. That aside Reedham is a lovely place.
I was there there the 31st of march and it was muddy grr
As you will see in the video I managed to slip over 4 times in total. It was worth it as the walk through the village and down to the ferry was amazing.
I hope the Broads authority takes note of these comments and prioritizes cleaning up the moorings.
I doubt they care in all honesty but its a nice thought
The road closure was back at the end of March!
Learn a knot call Highwaymans hitch. Or bank robbers Hitch. Redo your lines with this knot and you can pull the lines whilst on the boat. I usually just do the centre cleat and let the bow and stern go. Then just pull the centre.
Excellent thank you, I am googling as it sounds the way to go until Lisa gets to grips with mooring the boat. Thanks again, Rich & Lisa
I'm surprised that the Broads authority hasn't taken action to clean up the moorings yet.
Its a concern as it is a hazard and its so slippery
Filmed before 1st April no doubt
It's a shame that the Broads authority hasn't taken steps to clean up the moorings yet.
Hopefully they will do
I'm sure Reedham is a great spot for boating, but those muddy moorings need some attention.
Yes and yes lol
Thanks for highlighting the beauty of Reedham, Richard and Lisa! The moorings are definitely a downside
Our pleasure!
Despite the muddy moorings, it's clear that Reedham is a beautiful village with much to offer.
It truly is
The account of the 2 crashed American B17s was told on the programme "Time Team", where they started to excavate the crash site. The planes are still there, well most of them are, the Time Team crew ecavated and removed various parts, BUT, the bulk of the planes are still lying a couple of metre`s under the marshes, they sunk back down quite quickly. If you look on youtube, you may find the programme there.
Hi Neil, I have to say that I really enjoy the positive comments and information that you provide, Lisa is looking this up now so we can mention it the next time we go to Reedham.
Guys You do realise that reedham only has Rangers there from April to November ....Other time is not manned so there No one there to clean the quay..
Thank you for commenting, yes I am aware that this is the case and did put the silting down to very high tides. I have been told that the moorings are least to the BA by the local council so wondered if they have some involvement in keeping it clear. Hopefully I’ve learned a little lesson about where to moor of season !
Love seeing the beauty of Reedham, but it's disappointing to see the state of the moorings.
The moorings are an issue and looking at vlogs from previous years it appears to be an ongoing thing, hopefully the BA will spend some of the 13% Toll Increases in sorting it out. That aside Reedham is a lovely place.
I love watching Richard and Lisa's videos, but those muddy moorings are a concern.
Thank you
I hope the Broads authority takes responsibility for the state of the moorings.
If they intend to charge £10 a night they will have to
The moorings are not leased from Broadland District Council till 1st April each year - The Swing Bridge end had not been been effected as badly anyway as they are higher & not effected by the silt laden high tides all winter
@@petersmith4659 I was unaware of this, I’m hearing it’s been cleaned now
@@WaggiesCruising Done before the Moorings opened on 1st April & new electric supplies installed to the posts to prevent tripping on high tides Odd the commenters had not listened to your commentary noting the other end of the quay which is a bit higher was nowhere near as bad - Certainly brought out the anti BA people
@@petersmith4659 It’s a thankless job so I’m led to believe as a high spring brings the silt back again