Notes from a Breydon Houseboat (1946-2021)
Dick tells about his love of Breydon Water, becoming a wildfowler, and being involved with the National Wildfowl Counts. I was born in Britannia Barracks
Dick tells about his love of Breydon Water, becoming a wildfowler, and being involved with the National Wildfowl Counts. I was born in Britannia Barracks
Martin qualified as a chartered auctioneer and estate agent, coming from a farming background He joined Savills and moved to Norfolk as a young man
Jenny tells us about her life in Norwich businesses including many years working at Eastern Counties Newspapers in the advertising department face-to-face with customers. I
Brian tells us about his working life, taking an apprenticeship in the army, working on building sites and gardening, as well as discovering aerobics and
Jack tells us about his life growing up in Crownthorpe on the farm originally part of the Kimberley Estate, which he took over from his
Vera recalls her wartime work as a machinist and welder, and later, as an occupational therapy aide. A teenager in wartime London During the war
David trained to be a teacher at Brentwood College of Education, and taught at Hellesdon High School, Acle Primary School and Neatherd High School in
Julie talks about how she got into her unusual career as a piano tuner and her role in founding a brewery with her husband. Well,
Geoff talks about his father Philip who was a pharmacist and optician in North Walsham, Norfolk, from the 1920s. His mother worked in the business
After a teaching career, John took the plunge and completed a course at the International Boatbuilding Training College (IBTC) at Oulton Broad. A highlight was