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Richard and Lisa a good blog, you will get the hang of boating just enjoy it. As captain Chris says on his instructions when he is on somebodies boat showing how it steer and docking " GOOD JOB ". Try running on one engine when slow cruising on the river, but use both when manoeuvring. Use both engines alternatively daily to keep the engine hours the same.
Thanks for taking the time to comment John, I’ve tried running on a single engine but it’s a nightmare with stern drives. The marine engineer has suggested that he tries to fit newer morse controls as the current ones stick like mad which doesn’t help matters. I’m hoping that once we have new controls the boat will handle better. I’ll keep you updated on the running on one engine idea. Rich
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I used to keep my last boat in Brundall, how do you find your boat going at slow river speed?.my last boat was a bayliner it had a outdrive with a powerful engine it didn't drive very well at slow speeds and boat was difficult to keep it in a straight line, was wondering how your boat does does?
I can’t lie Mark it’s challenging, at tickover the boat is doing 4mph, if the tide is pushing then it’s a nightmare. Trying to handle the boat is difficult but I think it’s a case of learning the boat is going to be key. We have two weeks on her in May so I’m hoping I can get to grips with things.
Thank you for commenting, we’ve looked at a few churches in Norfolk and it appears to follow the French tradition. Very interesting and something we will do more videos of.
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Richard and Lisa always have such great chemistry on camera.
I’m glad you think so
It's always fun to see Lisa's now her brother and his wife join the adventure!
Hopefully they will be joining us more often
The Norfolk Broads have so much history and culture, can't wait to learn more.
We intend to visit many place during our break in May
I love watching Waggies Cruising adventures, always so entertaining.
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Colin and Caroline are such great sports, can't wait to see them in action.
They are good fun yes
Exciting! the beautiful views along the Norfolk Broads!
They are stunning
Waggies Cruising always puts a smile on my face, can't wait for episode 6.
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Waggies Cruising always delivers great content, can't wait for episode 5.
That was episode 5! I’m confused lol
The beautiful scenery and wildlife along the way.
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The Norfolk Broads are so serene, can't wait to see the next video.
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This is the perfect vlog to watch for some relaxation and adventure.
Thank you so much
Richard and Lisa are such a cute couple, another excellent vlg.
Thank you
The Sealine 310 statesman is such a stunning boat, can't wait to see it in action.
We can’t wait to stretch her legs
I've been waiting for this episode, so worth the wait.
Thank you
I'm sure this trip will be full of laughter and good times.
It was, food and alcohol too
I'm sure this trip will be a memorable one for the whole crew.
We loved it
I'm sure this trip will have its fair share of surprises and challenges.
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The Norfolk Broads are such a hidden gem, can't wait to explore them myself.
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The Sealine 310 statesman looks amazing.
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It's always fun to watch Richard and Lisa navigate through locks.
Are we watching the same video or did you mean broads
I'm excited to see what kind of food and drinks they bring on this trip.
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Richard and Lisa a good blog, you will get the hang of boating just enjoy it. As captain Chris says on his instructions when he is on somebodies boat showing how it steer
and docking " GOOD JOB ". Try running on one engine when slow cruising on the river, but use both when manoeuvring. Use both engines alternatively daily to keep the
engine hours the same.
Thanks for taking the time to comment John, I’ve tried running on a single engine but it’s a nightmare with stern drives. The marine engineer has suggested that he tries to fit newer morse controls as the current ones stick like mad which doesn’t help matters. I’m hoping that once we have new controls the boat will handle better. I’ll keep you updated on the running on one engine idea. Rich
Love seeing Lisa's brother and his wife join the crew, always adds to the fun.
It was great to have them onboard
I hope they have some great weather for this trip!
We had a brilliant time despite a little rain
It's always great to see Lisa and Richard's passion for boating in action.
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Loddon to Brundall, what a great route.
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Colin and Caroline are such fun additions to the crew, love seeing them on camera.
I’ll pass that on
Richard and Lisa's boating skills are so impressive, can't wait to see them in action.
Thank you
I used to keep my last boat in Brundall, how do you find your boat going at slow river speed?.my last boat was a bayliner it had a outdrive with a powerful engine it didn't drive very well at slow speeds and boat was difficult to keep it in a straight line, was wondering how your boat does does?
I can’t lie Mark it’s challenging, at tickover the boat is doing 4mph, if the tide is pushing then it’s a nightmare. Trying to handle the boat is difficult but I think it’s a case of learning the boat is going to be key.
We have two weeks on her in May so I’m hoping I can get to grips with things.
@@WaggiesCruising your boat will be so much nicer to drive when you can take her out to sea 🌊 😀
I’m hoping to meet up with others that have sea going boats to have trips out
Most Norfolk churches are built with flint
Thank you for commenting, we’ve looked at a few churches in Norfolk and it appears to follow the French tradition. Very interesting and something we will do more videos of.