staithe

"Come for a little walk along the staithe," he suggested.

The next moment they were rounding up by the staithe.

Luckily it has one at each end, so they could reach the staithe.

As usual, two or three people were looking down from the top of the bridge watching the boats at the staithe.

No one would be stirring in the Staithe yet.

But she had steerage way, and Jim brought her round close by the staithe.

The head of navigation became a new staithe at Bungay.

She ran down on the staithe with the dreadful news. '

Shortly on the right, there is a small staithe with free mooring (photo).

Deepdale Staithe was just visible across land and water.

His parents ran a sweet shop on Staithe Street.

She spent the night at her aunt's in Deepdale Staithe.

Just to the east lies Bramerton Common, a public staithe and green.

He then swung his boat about and headed back to the Staithe with a cheery wave to me.

Before the ambulance arrived at the Staithe, Barry had another violent attack.

With the silting of the river, commercial traffic switched to the downstream Staithe.

Continuing on the A149, the road runs south of salt marshes, but no Staithe.

I suppose half of Deepdale Staithe knows my business, since there can be nothing else to talk about here.

She comforted William, who had not liked being thrown about, and rowed on to the staithe.

The staithe has room for fewer boats, but room can usually be found here probably due to the village having no pub.

The staithe closed in 1960 but is still in existence, albeit minus its machinery.

Beyond the staithe were big boat-sheds, like those they had seen at Wroxham. '

Another few yards and they would be at the end of the staithe, so that they could walk no farther. '

The channels either side lead to Barton Turf staithe and its boatyard.