E: 31/07 (23:59) Win ~ A Short break on the beautiful Norfolk Broads

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The lucky winner will enjoy a fantastic three-night break for up to six people at the award-winning Clippesby Hall. This five-star holiday park is set in picturesque woodland and has a David Bellamy Gold Award for Conservation. From your luxury pine lodge you can relax, looking out to beautiful country views, and enjoy superb facilities including a swimming pool, tennis courts, internet caf!, family golf, table tennis, bar and restaurant.
Clippesby Hall is also perfect for cycling, and the prize includes a day’s cycle hire so you can explore the quiet lanes and surrounding countryside at your own pace.

To be in with a chance of winning this great prize, just answer this question:
What name is given to a type of traditional Broads sailing boat?

A) Coracle
Frigate
C) Wherry

Answer ~ Wherry

**Please thank lizb3112 (Post 3) for confirmation of the answer**

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1. The closing time and date is 11.59pm on 31 July 2009. Entries received after that time and date will not
be considered.
2. The prize consists of a day’s bike hire and three-night break for up to six people in a Pine Lodge in Clippesby Hall, Norfolk. The break can be taken over any consecutive three nights subject to availability but cannot be taken during school holidays. Seasonal opening: swimming pool until 30 Sept, restaurant until 31 Oct.
3. There is no contribution to travelling expenses. The lodges are self catering, and so are entirely self sufficient – no meals will be provided.
4. We reserve the right to withdraw and replace the competition prize if necessary and replace it with an alternative prize.
5. The prize is not transferable and there are no cash alternatives available, in full or in part. It has no cash value and is not negotiable.
6. The competition prize is provided by VisitNorwich, Clippesby Hall and partners.
7. See our full terms and conditions.

lizb3112

Yep think Wherry is right.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Norfolk_wherry