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Sailing back in time on the Norfolk Broads
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Ransome’s book is set in this network of tidal rivers and shallow lakes, which “cumulatively snake” for 125 miles through the east of Norfolk.
The Victorians “reimagined” the area as a holiday destination, and operators began renting small yachts to visitors.
Founded in 1932, Hunter’s Yard in Ludham has a fleet of yachts from “the golden age of Broads cruising”, some with cabins sleeping two to four.
Renters must know how to sail, but novices can sign up for a “Learn to Sail” week.
Most motorboats won’t fit beneath the medieval bridge at Potter Heigham, and so are restricted to the southern Broads.