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gwood · 07-31-2007, 09:31 AM

Sounds pretty good. I do have a handheld GPS so I'll keep that handy. The whole thing is still a bit hard to picture let me see if I got it. Possibly 200 boats slowly pull into the Weirs Beach area and anchor. How close are these boats to each other? Am I getting there in the light and waiting for it to get dark or am I doing all this in the dark? What time do the fireworks start and last? Then, after it's over, pull anchor and slowly leave the area watching out for the other 199 boats and head towards Meredith.

I'm thinking the vision will not be a problem at all. I've done alot of camping and can always see great at night. Is there something about being on the water that makes it harder to see? If there is a moon out, I would think it would be very bright on the water. Am I over-confident about the vision?

Thanks.

07-31-2007, 09:31 AM	#6
gwood Member Join Date: Jul 2006 Posts: 25 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Fireworks Sounds pretty good. I do have a handheld GPS so I'll keep that handy. The whole thing is still a bit hard to picture let me see if I got it. Possibly 200 boats slowly pull into the Weirs Beach area and anchor. How close are these boats to each other? Am I getting there in the light and waiting for it to get dark or am I doing all this in the dark? What time do the fireworks start and last? Then, after it's over, pull anchor and slowly leave the area watching out for the other 199 boats and head towards Meredith. I'm thinking the vision will not be a problem at all. I've done alot of camping and can always see great at night. Is there something about being on the water that makes it harder to see? If there is a moon out, I would think it would be very bright on the water. Am I over-confident about the vision? Thanks.