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BroadHopper · 05-19-2005, 07:58 AM

Now this is funny. I always wash my boat at the Glendale docks in plain view of the MP's. They never said a word. Of course I make sure the soap and cleaning products I use is biodegradeable.
I also ocassionally wash up at the beach next to the Glendale docks. I use ivory soap. Again I never heard a word from the MPs. I wonder what is going on????
Almost all boat owners pull the bilge plug from their boat as soon as the boat is on the trailer. I've seen really dirty and or oily water spilling out of the boats. This water eventually drain back into the lake. Is this against the law??? Again the MPs take no action.
What burns me is the cigarette smokers. Always filicking the cigarette butts in the water. Now that is not biodegradeable and it take years to compost it. I think there should be a law against it.

05-19-2005, 07:58 AM	#15
BroadHopper Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Laconia NH Posts: 5,621 Thanks: 3,248 Thanked 1,119 Times in 803 Posts	boat wash. Now this is funny. I always wash my boat at the Glendale docks in plain view of the MP's. They never said a word. Of course I make sure the soap and cleaning products I use is biodegradeable. I also ocassionally wash up at the beach next to the Glendale docks. I use ivory soap. Again I never heard a word from the MPs. I wonder what is going on???? Almost all boat owners pull the bilge plug from their boat as soon as the boat is on the trailer. I've seen really dirty and or oily water spilling out of the boats. This water eventually drain back into the lake. Is this against the law??? Again the MPs take no action. What burns me is the cigarette smokers. Always filicking the cigarette butts in the water. Now that is not biodegradeable and it take years to compost it. I think there should be a law against it. __________________ Someday may never be an actual day.