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White Rook · 07-20-2007, 08:37 AM

If the town or surrounding communities would really think about the HP docking space from the perspective of the HP boater, perhaps the main item should be that the HP space be as close to the parking lot as possible to minimize the individuals walking distance with a cane, walker, etc. It seems like that would be a practical and low cost solution.

If / when I get over to Wolfeboro, I'd make that suggestion to the individual that you folks keep mentioning that patrols the docks. As for specially modified docks that allow a wheel chair or other similar device to enter and exit a boat, I don't know if that will be practical and within the towns operating budget. As a HP myself, shortest walking distances are a great help to minimize my spent energy.

07-20-2007, 08:37 AM	#67
White Rook Deceased Member Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: Salem NH Posts: 101 Thanks: 51 Thanked 7 Times in 5 Posts	Revamp Handicap Docking Space If the town or surrounding communities would really think about the HP docking space from the perspective of the HP boater, perhaps the main item should be that the HP space be as close to the parking lot as possible to minimize the individuals walking distance with a cane, walker, etc. It seems like that would be a practical and low cost solution. If / when I get over to Wolfeboro, I'd make that suggestion to the individual that you folks keep mentioning that patrols the docks. As for specially modified docks that allow a wheel chair or other similar device to enter and exit a boat, I don't know if that will be practical and within the towns operating budget. As a HP myself, shortest walking distances are a great help to minimize my spent energy. __________________ "Checkmate King II ... This Is White Rook .... Over"