No longer do boaters pack lunches to enjoy while anchored in a sunny Winter Harbor.
A neighbor whose 1947 cottage was built just 20 feet from the lake has had a barge install a breakwater.
It doesn't reach out into the lake.
It has been built to save his foundation...!
An extraordinary sight occured on Wednesday: a canoe paddled by...!
Being too much of a white-knuckled adventure, I stored my canoe ashore 20 years ago.
Even tri-toons have to slow for oversized wakes upon entering Winter Harbor. Regular dual-pontoon boats--
you're on your own.
On weekends, where three or four powerboats would be entertaining their kids towed in tubes--when the wake boats come out, they relocate elsewhere.
Water-skiers enter Winter Harbor
at dawn to ply the quiet waters.
No electric foiling-craft operate on weekends.
A couple of wake boats are operating in the middle of Winter Harbor, at least 700-feet from either shore. This is in consonance with
Vermont's recent law (of 700-feet distancing).
NH Legislators are sacrificing a lot of fun by listening to the wrong people.
IMHO...
