Wherry Maud Trust is grateful for previous grants from Love the Broads and in 2021 for the grant towards the cost of a new tender.
We are keen to show our members the beauty of the Broads in winter. So far in 2022 we have had two short trips. You will see from the photos below that it is well worth wrapping up warmly and… Continue Reading →
FullHere is the list of those who have entered: Art & Small Craft ItemsEleanor AlisonMarianne CharlesworthChristine ChristianNigel CouzensSheila CunninghamJohn DaynesHilary FettPatricia HudsonErnie HutchinsEmily MartinNick PriorChris SeagoJasmine SquiresVivienne TuddenhamAdrian Wincup Craft TablesNicki DarrellChrissy DobsonKim DoweEddie PerkinsCarole Perkins We are aiming to show… Continue Reading →
For those who were unable to attend our annual meeting on 24 Apr 2021 on Zoom, here is a link to the slides that were shown: 2021 Annual Meeting presentation
2020 Programme published
In the autumn we decided to run some crew training sessions over the winter. Our volunteer skipper Jeff Stamps agreed to lead the session. Winter training with crew only and no members on board works very well. The rivers are… Continue Reading →
On Tuesday 24th September it was time to return to the Bure with Jimmy James as skipper, from Reedham Ferry to Womack, a journey accomplished in one day, starting late morning and finishing at dusk. This is a report of… Continue Reading →
Last Wednesday 19th Sept 2018 was the day scheduled for taking Maud from Reedham Ferry back to our winter berth at Womack, Ludham. As you will no doubt remember the weather forecast was not very promising due to Storm Helene…. Continue Reading →
After a successful re-launch in heavy rain on Friday 8th September the trustees of Maud are pleased to report that Maud is ready to sail again from the Norfolk Wherry Trust base at Womack. On Sunday 17th September re-rigging was… Continue Reading →
During the weekend of 10/11 September 2016 Maud made history. Do you know anyone who has witnessed a wherry being loaded in the traditional way using her mast as a crane? Note that the block at the mast head is… Continue Reading →
Wherry Maud Trust is grateful for previous grants from Love the Broads and in 2021 for the grant towards the cost of a new tender.
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