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ishoot308 10-12-2014 01:41 PM

Beautiful day....
 
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to be on the lake!!!

tis 10-12-2014 02:32 PM

The docks in downtown Wolfeboro are full with boats waiting. It IS a gorgeous day!

Newbiesaukee 10-12-2014 03:17 PM

Could not agree more. We are very fortunate. Nice photo including the flag and the Mount.

thinkxingu 10-12-2014 03:48 PM

Took the boat out for a "quick" three hour ride today--was planning on calling it a season, but I think we're hoping for one more weekend! Was beautiful today.

Slickcraft 10-12-2014 06:02 PM

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Yes a very nice day on the lake. A number of sail and power boats out enjoying the day. A little color along our shoreline on Welch.

nhracing 10-12-2014 08:55 PM

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Another beautiful day on Winni!Attachment 9990

nhracing - Yamaha SX210

RLW 10-12-2014 10:05 PM

It certainly was
 
http://i44.tinypic.com/1499wms.gif nhracing, I was just browsing through the forum and noticed that you are fairly new to posting on the forum and glad you have joined us. Have fun and enjoy the Winni Forum while making many new friends.:)

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nhracing 10-12-2014 10:10 PM

Thanks ... Newbie on the lake and the forum

nhracing - Yamaha SX210

Tired of Waiting 10-13-2014 10:23 AM

A question
 
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Originally Posted by ishoot308 (Post 234880)
to be on the lake!!!

Nice picture Ishoot!!

But if it is such a nice day to be on the lake?? How come you're on a hill over looking the lake you should be on??:D Seems Bass Ackwards to me!! You should be on the lake taking a picture of the hill in its' fall colors.


But I'm glad you did it this way as the picture is very nice showing the lake.


ToW

ishoot308 10-13-2014 10:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Tired of Waiting (Post 234907)
Nice picture Ishoot!!

But if it is such a nice day to be on the lake?? How come you're on a hill over looking the lake you should be on??:D Seems Bass Ackwards to me!! You should be on the lake taking a picture of the hill in its' fall colors.


But I'm glad you did it this way as the picture is very nice showing the lake.


ToW

LOL! We actually were on the lake just previous to this pic being taken. I was bummed we had to leave as it was so beautiful on the island!

GBGX2 10-13-2014 11:28 AM

The view from above!
 
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Another beautiful morning atop Mount Major

GBGX2 10-13-2014 11:32 AM

And another....
 
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Mount Washington is clear!

glennsteely 10-14-2014 03:53 AM

Mt. Washington....
 
Looking at the weather station cam on friday, it was snowing a ton and it said 40 mph winds and wind chill of 7 degrees......then i click over to the lake, and it was a sunny and balmy 62 degrees......wow!!

Slickcraft 10-14-2014 09:00 AM

Early morning sun
 
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We took an early morning walk around Welch this morning, this view from the south side. It is shaping up to be another very nice day, plan to get the Harley out for a ride.:D

Steveo 10-15-2014 01:38 PM

Mt Major traffic jams
 
On Sunday, Oct 12th I have never seen as many cars parked to go up Mt Major before. They were from the scenic view on one side, past the entrance and running at least a mile on both sides. The walk to get to the trail-head had to be longer than the trail itself. I have to believe there were some real traffic jams in the narrow sections of the trails.

upthesaukee 10-15-2014 01:53 PM

Monday...
 
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Originally Posted by Steveo (Post 235042)
On Sunday, Oct 12th I have never seen as many cars parked to go up Mt Major before. They were from the scenic view on one side, past the entrance and running at least a mile on both sides. The walk to get to the trail-head had to be longer than the trail itself. I have to believe there were some real traffic jams in the narrow sections of the trails.

On Monday, they were parked almost to the rock cliffs by the scenic view, and then close to a quarter mile to the west, both sides of the road. Shoulda set up a toll both at the trail head, a buck apiece.:laugh:

SIKSUKR 10-15-2014 01:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Steveo (Post 235042)
On Sunday, Oct 12th I have never seen as many cars parked to go up Mt Major before. They were from the scenic view on one side, past the entrance and running at least a mile on both sides. The walk to get to the trail-head had to be longer than the trail itself. I have to believe there were some real traffic jams in the narrow sections of the trails.

I said the same thing going through Franconia Notch.Lafayette campground trailhead for Lonesome Lake had cars parked about 1/2 mile in both directions on the side of 93.Even the medians had cars parked.The trail had to be like Boston rush hour.

BroadHopper 10-15-2014 02:07 PM

North bound traffic
 
I left for Conn. early Saturday morning to see the latest addition to the family, Hazel Jane, born 9/25. The North traffic was unbelievable! Bumper to bumper clear to Harford!

Heading South Saturday was a godsend. Likewise heading North Monday.

I believe NH tourism expected a record Columbus Day weekend.

HellRaZoR004 10-15-2014 02:16 PM

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I said the same thing going through Franconia Notch.Lafayette campground trailhead for Lonesome Lake had cars parked about 1/2 mile in both directions on the side of 93.Even the medians had cars parked.The trail had to be like Boston rush hour.

I did the Franconia Ridge on Sunday (9-mile loop). I thought it was going to be a peaceful hike - boy was I wrong. All of Canada came down during their Thanksgiving Holiday weekend to hike! There were lines to get up the mountain!

This is not an easy hike, and the number of things I saw (preparation, clothing, etc.) was astonishing. So many rude people out there.

DickR 10-15-2014 02:52 PM

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I did the Franconia Ridge on Sunday (9-mile loop). I thought it was going to be a peaceful hike - boy was I wrong. All of Canada came down during their Thanksgiving Holiday weekend to hike! There were lines to get up the mountain!

This is not an easy hike, and the number of things I saw (preparation, clothing, etc.) was astonishing. So many rude people out there.

That explains the used kleenex we saw discarded along the trail when we did that loop yesterday, including the cigarette butt at the top of Little Haystack. Somehow I am amazed by the thought of a smoker hiking through clean air along that ridge.

Anyway, I'm glad Tuesday is our hiking day. While there were quite a few cars parked in the lot at the trailhead, we saw relatively few people along what is indeed a popular route. The ridge itself was in the clouds all day, but coming down the Old Bridle Path with the sun shining through the trees still showing a lot of color made me appreciate just how nice fall hiking is. And I couldn't resist capturing this picture of a tree at the bottom, practically on fire.

wynndog 10-15-2014 06:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Steveo (Post 235042)
On Sunday, Oct 12th I have never seen as many cars parked to go up Mt Major before. They were from the scenic view on one side, past the entrance and running at least a mile on both sides. The walk to get to the trail-head had to be longer than the trail itself. I have to believe there were some real traffic jams in the narrow sections of the trails.

Saw it too.Why not more tolls instead of gas $ hike for NH?

bclaker 10-15-2014 07:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Steveo (Post 235042)
On Sunday, Oct 12th I have never seen as many cars parked to go up Mt Major before. They were from the scenic view on one side, past the entrance and running at least a mile on both sides. The walk to get to the trail-head had to be longer than the trail itself. I have to believe there were some real traffic jams in the narrow sections of the trails.

Like where you pass under a large boulder!!!


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