Hot Tip.........Big Boat......Coming Soon

Major · 06-06-2019, 04:44 PM

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Originally Posted by joey2665

Others work extremely hard and make the choice to enjoy the fruits of their labor

I will add that Marc is brilliant too. Very little luck involved in his success. Extremely smart and an extremely hard worker, who was willing to take risks.

LIforrelaxin · 06-07-2019, 09:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Major

I will add that Marc is brilliant too. Very little luck involved in his success. Extremely smart and an extremely hard worker, who was willing to take risks.

I will not knock the guy for being able to create a successful business. But like the Summa Humma boats his fascination with this one will likely fade. Be it because of a business turn down, or simply because he doesn't enjoy it the way he thought he would. He has taken risks, I don't know and will not comment on how hard or not he works.... and that is the key to his success... The fact that he takes risks.... Wander around the state some, you will find risks he took that failed... I have found more then one MB tractor location that did not succeed. When business and the economy is good, his life is good... when it is not, you see him make changes.... He is a risk taker, that isn't afraid to loose what he has gained.

Hillcountry · 06-07-2019, 10:16 AM

We only live once! Why not enjoy the fruits of your labors...

Biggd · 06-07-2019, 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Hillcountry

We only live once! Why not enjoy the fruits of your labors...

I plan on coming back to haunt everyone!

Hillcountry · 06-07-2019, 07:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Biggd

I plan on coming back to haunt everyone!

I like your idea but I don’t think I want to see the “future world” we’re headed for...

TheRoBoat · 06-10-2019, 09:29 AM

It is a stunning vessel

It doesn’t look as long as the Camp Lawrence boat although it is slightly bigger

The wake looks huge behind the boat (first 75’ ft or so) but flattens out quickly. The wake that travels to shore I would describe as a rolling swell. The harsh waves of the camp boat or the mail boat - or the wake setter we went by afterwards, would be more damaging.

It looked like any other boat enjoying the weekend.

neckdweller · 06-24-2019, 09:54 AM

This is more a question about the Meredith town docks but since this thread's subject was what got me to notice I figured I'd post here.

Yesterday afternoon I was going through Meredith and saw Summah Hummah tied up to the town docks. I went by this morning around 6 AM and saw it still in the same spot. Is there some portion of those docks that is private? I've never really taken notice of the boats there but this one is kind of tough to miss.

Garcia · 06-24-2019, 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by neckdweller

This is more a question about the Meredith town docks but since this thread's subject was what got me to notice I figured I'd post here.

Yesterday afternoon I was going through Meredith and saw Summah Hummah tied up to the town docks. I went by this morning around 6 AM and saw it still in the same spot. Is there some portion of those docks that is private? I've never really taken notice of the boats there but this one is kind of tough to miss.

Pretty sure where it was tied up is part of the public docks.

06-10-2019, 09:29 AM	#6
TheRoBoat Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2011 Location: SF Bay Area, Bear Island Posts: 101 Thanks: 296 Thanked 35 Times in 25 Posts	Drove beside and behind her this weekend It is a stunning vessel It doesn’t look as long as the Camp Lawrence boat although it is slightly bigger The wake looks huge behind the boat (first 75’ ft or so) but flattens out quickly. The wake that travels to shore I would describe as a rolling swell. The harsh waves of the camp boat or the mail boat - or the wake setter we went by afterwards, would be more damaging. It looked like any other boat enjoying the weekend.

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neckdweller Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Moultonborough & Southern NH Posts: 133 Thanks: 6 Thanked 37 Times in 18 Posts	This is more a question about the Meredith town docks but since this thread's subject was what got me to notice I figured I'd post here. Yesterday afternoon I was going through Meredith and saw Summah Hummah tied up to the town docks. I went by this morning around 6 AM and saw it still in the same spot. Is there some portion of those docks that is private? I've never really taken notice of the boats there but this one is kind of tough to miss.