Are you for or against rafting?

KTO · 02-08-2005, 03:44 PM

Propeller, you bring up a great point. If many areas were accesible to rafters, it may be less crowded. I just have a bit of an irrelavent thought though, that maybe people just like the location (is it enclosed, is there a sandbar or beach?) and would stick to their original spots. I suppose overcrowdedness could be a small problem too. The cove next to Farrar point is commonly filled with 20-60 boats on a regular summer day. And of course there are many others, like Blackey Cove, that just get taken over. I could see the toughness in the decisions!

View Poll Results: Are you for or against rafting?
Should be allowed anywhere	378	36.49%
Should NOT be allowed anywhere	116	11.20%
Only in designated areas	542	52.32%
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02-08-2005, 03:44 PM	#11
KTO Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Meredith, NH Posts: 391 Thanks: 30 Thanked 117 Times in 26 Posts	Propeller, you bring up a great point. If many areas were accesible to rafters, it may be less crowded. I just have a bit of an irrelavent thought though, that maybe people just like the location (is it enclosed, is there a sandbar or beach?) and would stick to their original spots. I suppose overcrowdedness could be a small problem too. The cove next to Farrar point is commonly filled with 20-60 boats on a regular summer day. And of course there are many others, like Blackey Cove, that just get taken over. I could see the toughness in the decisions!