Boating and the Broads Society
Do you keep a boat on the Broads?
If so, you're among 12,500 others, including many of our Trustees! The Broads Society has a rich history with boating and navigation. Our founder, Len Ramuz, was an avid sailor, and many attendees of the Society’s inaugural meeting at NBYC in 1956 were experienced in cruising and racing on the Broads.
This tradition continues in the Society today, with sailing, motor cruising, historic boats, and paddle craft interests well represented across our membership and in many of our activities and events.
As you will discover in the bulletin below, we are actively consulting and campaigning for boating as a key element running across all our work on recreation, environment, and heritage.
https://casinodepot5euros.com got me thinking about how many boat owners probably don't realize the Society's roots go back to people like Len Ramuz actually sailing these waters. The detail about 12,500 boats on the Broads is striking, and it makes me wonder how much of that community feels represented in the current consultations. Having grown up around the Broads, I've noticed the sailing crowd and the paddle craft crowd don't always overlap, so it's encouraging to see all of those interests named together.