__ Reedham riverside

at the Nelson. Admiral Lord Nelson would have been familiar with Reedham.

The swing bridge next to the Ship.

The swing bridge.	Reedham is at the junction or two lines. The railway from Norwich to Yarmouth was built in 1844 and the line going across the swing bridge to Lowestoft, in 1847.

You can see a rail timetable here-Rail timetable. Check at 0184 57484950

	Downriver
	East to Yarmouth and Lowestoft.

Wherryman's Way

Going from Gt Yarmouth through Reedham to Norwich. About 35 miles.

Setting off from Reedham along the Wherryman's Way. Pick up a map here.
	Wherry was the name of the sailing barges that used to bring cargoes along the river. There are mostly pleasure boats now among the ducks and swans. You might see the Southern Belle. A 1925 steam boat being restored to provide a passenger service between Great Yarmouth and Reedham.

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