bramerton

[The Yare, Brammerton [i.e., Bramerton], England] (LOC)

from The Library of Congress

• excellentzebu1050 said:

  Brilliant in one word

• Richard Davies said:

  I have a shop at this spot, Right byside a pub called Bramerton Woods End which would be behind you in this photo. thats my office :-) It looks slighty different now with hard quay heading from the cow in the picture to as far as the house in the distance but it is still a great spot to moor up a boat and have lunch. A lot of the same boats still sail this part of the Yare regularly but for pleasure these days, the one in the picture is heading to Norwich, Norfolk one of Norfolk's larger cities. The hill that the large house stands on is what would have been the sea shore long ago before the Dutch came to England and drained the sea from the land, the hill side is rich in fossils and known as the Bramertonian layer in geology. Is this picture or a print of it for sale ? Regards Richard

• boaty_granny said:

  thanks Library of Congress the pub is now called "the waterside"..... I much prefer the old name of bramerton woods end.

• boaty_granny said:

  sorry not the waterside but the water's edge .... even worse