is this the lady of the lake from google earth?
 

Can anyone tell me if this is the lady of the lake? I know she is in smith cove somewhere. You will have to click to the larger map and zoom out to get your bearings . My first assumption was that it was the wake of a small boat, but the location made me wonder GOOGLE UPDATED THEIR MAP THUS MAKING THIS PICTURE OBSOLETE AS OBTAINING TO MY QUESTION :( <iframe width="425" height="350" frameborder="0" scrolling="no" marginheight="0" marginwidth="0" src="http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&amp;ll=43.596158,-71.382154&amp;spn=0.002463,0.004452&amp;t=h&amp;z= 17&amp;output=embed"></iframe><br /><small><a href="http://maps.google.com/?ie=UTF8&amp;ll=43.596158,-71.382154&amp;spn=0.002463,0.004452&amp;t=h&amp;z= 17&amp;source=embed" style="color:#0000FF;text-align:left">View Larger Map</a></small>

No it's not
 

The Lady is essentially between Belknap Point and the little island on the left side of Glendale bay (Pig Island, I think it is called) and roughly on a line between the SE point of Lockes Island and the third dock at Glendale.

What was showing for you looks like either a small boat or jetski running in a straight path, giving somewhat of an allusion of a boat.

GPS Coordinates
 

Here are the GPS coordinates for The Lady of the Lake:

N 43 35.282 W 71 23.241

This will put you right on the bow. Currently, there is a white clorox bottle subsurface marker.

Lady of the Lake Story
 

Thanks Cove Guy for your interest in Lady of the Lake. :D

Here is a link to the Story of Lady of the Lake now resting in Smith Cove. :rolleye2:

http://www.lakewinnipesaukee.net/mod...howpage&pid=59

Here's a bit more
 

Side-scan shot of the Lady I took maybe 2006 attached; Plus Google Earth with Lat/Lon pasted into image. If you're diving watch the traffic. Flag up big-time among other precautions.

Thanks to Senter Cove Guy and Diver111 for the coordinates and side scan sonar, I was able to find the Lady of the Lake on Sunday. We anchored a bit to the north of it and were able to find it under water. The visibility wasn't great, about 7' so I doubt we could have seen the white subsurface marker although it is still there as of 5/22/2011. And the water temp was 50 at the surface and 49 at 30'

Hubbles

Google earth is crazy