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Old 07-28-2010, 07:10 AM   #1
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Originally Posted by no-engine View Post
For at least 25 years, I have used the "trail" from about Meredith Rail Road Station to the Weirs at all times of year:
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like this Meredith to Laconia section of railroad & existing gravel access road that parallels the single track would have a seasonal view out to the lake. With the trees all leafy, the views would be very limited. With the winter view, it would be a good wide-open view out to the lake.

Also, the Meredith Bay vacation home development, formerly Akwa Soliel has waterfront condos for sale right on the water and existing railroad track just north of the Weirs. Who knows, it's up to the individual Meredith Bay condo owner, as to whether they are happy, or not happy, with a 10' wide, asphalt WOW Trail crossiing directly in front of their as yet to be constructed $600,000 proposed condo townhouses. It is located in the City of Laconia.

The WOW Trail seems to have picked up a lot of support in the last year including the federal government, state government, local city & local towns, local newspaper editorials, local hospital, local banks, and local residents. Everyone is lining up behind it.....maybe the U.S. Marines want to get on-board too and sound up the Marine Corps Band!
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