For anyone interested there's still copies of 'Berney Arms Remembered' at Orfords (Caister Post Office)

Hi Andy - great site you have here. I have a couple of photos from a cold weekend in 1989 I'd be happy to share with you if you're interested. Also happy to recall less stressful times.

Paul King

Can anyone advise the opening times for the Berney Arms please? Somewhere I saw mention that said that it was closed in the "Winter months". We intend to walk from Acle to Yarmouth on the Weavers Way & take the train back to Acle & it would be nice to have a pint [or two] at the half way point. Intended walk date is 29th Sept 2012

Thanks

Phil R

Really really friendly people, best pub visited all week.

Wot a meal, big boy mixed grill, filled me up for the rest of my holiday. I will be back.

Wow, what a trip down memory lane. I hope you get lots more pictures to put on here! I've been trying to find a map of Gorleston in 1950's - 1960's but can't find one for sale anywhere. If anyone can guide me I'd be very grateful.

Fantastic site.

Thank you for letting me visit. :)

Me and family are thinking about coming here via the train from Norwich. We've also heard about boats to Berney Arms - any info about that?

Berney Arms Remembered books are available from Waterstones at Lowestoft.

Nice site. Visiting as my family are local:mother was born in Wickhampton & father in Reedham. I also have railway connections: my grandfather, Walter (Tiny) Powles was head porter at Reedham & later stationmaster at Yarmouth Vauxhall.

Nice Web Site, Have a look at my local weather site. 7 miles North of Berney Arms.

Very interesting site, great to see the photos of old Gorleston station that I remember so well on my way to the pool!

Interesting site, I must try to visit in 2011

I am trying to find Robert McGloughlin who used to own Berney Arms Inn with his partner Stephen. I used to stay with them at the pub when i was a little girl, helping out in the kitchen, i was a very close friend. If anyone knows of them can you let me know. Lost touch a few years ago and trying to get back in touch. Thanks

Loads of nostalgia, I used to spend all my holidays in the farm & windmill opposite the Berney Arms Windmill, my Mother would row me across the river and send me shopping in Gt Yarmouth, at the tender at age 10! Innocent times 47 years ago.

Very interesting site.

Nice to see potted history of Gt. Yarmouth Railways as a local whose Father was a shunter, Grandfather a porter at GY Southtown.

I enjoyed these photos and info. I tweet with someone who lives in Great Yarmouth.

After waiting near on 7 years, I got back to the Berney Arms, taken some great pics, feel free to look or use at this link, no fb account needed.

#@*%!://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=224740&id=693371097&l=26206668c2

what a peaceful day and the people in the pub/cafe where excellent.

Bootiful scenery It makes a nice change from the hills of the Peak District here. As they say though, you don't really appreciate what's on your doorstep.

Phil try this one,
#@*%!://www.reedhamferry.co.uk/

Andy