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Last Comment by Jonas Pilot - Posted Date: Sun November 15, 2009 7:55pm

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Only a guess but that's what the numbers must be for.

Photo Details: "Rte.171 head stones" by Jonas Pilot - Posted Date: Fri November 13, 2009 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by Rattlesnake Gal - Posted Date: Sun November 15, 2009 6:47pm

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What a great statue! :D :laugh: :D

Photo Details: "Oscar the Antique Dog" by Greenbean - Posted Date: Sun November 15, 2009 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by fpartri497 - Posted Date: Sat November 14, 2009 9:47pm

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I wonder If anyone has kept a record of who Is buried there?

Photo Details: "Rte.171 head stones" by Jonas Pilot - Posted Date: Fri November 13, 2009 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by NHgirl - Posted Date: Sat November 14, 2009 7:22am

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How nice

Photo Details: "Lake Winnipesaukee In Autumn" by trfour - Posted Date: Sun November 1, 2009 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by Resident 2B - Posted Date: Fri November 13, 2009 8:00am

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Very nice!

Photo Details: "Beeches & birches" by Jonas Pilot - Posted Date: Sat November 7, 2009 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by NHKathy - Posted Date: Thu November 12, 2009 3:33pm

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Great Boathouse pix, RG! I feel like i've had a tour...

Photo Details: "Knotty Pines Boathouse" by Rattlesnake Gal - Posted Date: Fri November 6, 2009 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by mcdude - Posted Date: Wed November 11, 2009 11:47pm

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RG: I've enjoyed your boathouse series. This particular boathouse is associated with a beautiful old summer camp that is well-maintained and has an impressive and lengthy white picket fence that can be seen behind the boathouse. It's located on 28A.

Photo Details: "Boathouse Along the Shore of Alton Bay" by Rattlesnake Gal - Posted Date: Fri November 6, 2009 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by Acres per Second - Posted Date: Sat November 7, 2009 11:33am

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On Winnipesaukee's ice, a really bumpy ride! The "DN" on the sail indicates this is the very popular (and former sponsor) "Detroit News class" of mostly older wooden iceboats. Modern iceboats are today trying to break the 200-KPH mark. That speed, converted to MPH is...er...umm...er...REALLY FAST!

Photo Details: "Iceboating Near Center Harbor" by CanisLupusArctos - Posted Date: Tue March 13, 2007 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by Acres per Second - Posted Date: Sat November 7, 2009 1:42am

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Although the skipper does appear to be dry, this Sunfish needs two adjustments: One is that the halyard is attached too low (setting the entire sail too high—and the boat too tippy). Second, the bronze fitting at the mast needs to be adjusted to raise the boom away from dragging in the water, leading to an upset. (Raising the boom to somewhat above level). I believe this skipper actually lives on Rattlesnake Island and was one I invited to join this forum.

Photo Details: "Sunfish Spray" by Sunset Bob - Posted Date: Mon October 27, 2008 - Rating: n/a

Last Comment by Acres per Second - Posted Date: Sat November 7, 2009 1:29am

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As simple as this boat is, a little "trim" on the sail would help this youngster avoid a capsize. The boom has just glanced off the water. Should the boom get a serious "dig" into the water, the sail would pry the hull (and skipper) over. The bronze fitting at the mast should be readjusted to raise the boom (to a few inches above "level"). The upper spar needs about three inches more "raise" by means of the halyard.

Photo Details: "Minge Cove Sunfish" by Sunset Bob - Posted Date: Tue October 28, 2008 - Rating: n/a

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