Publisher's Synopsis
Norfolk Broads Holidsay Logbook Description
- A network of navigable rivers and lakes in both Norfolk and Suffolk.
- Most holiday makers stick to Norfolk
- They holiday in either boats, (motor cruisers, saling yachts) or bankside cottages.
- The lakes meres and waters were man made, constructed to collect peat for fuel, later rising seas swamped them.
- Several rivers all link these lakes and meres as the;ocsals call them together, so one can move about the broads with ease.
- So todat this whole area is a national park and is hugely recreational.
- There are 120 miles of navigable waterways, all lock free And then there is Norwich, once the UK capital, both medieval and yet great for shopping.
- The broads are famed for great fishing, and bird and animal watching
- The log book is a total of 120 pages and will cover many holidays and visits.
