White Rook
08-27-2012, 01:19 PM
Hello All,
NH Chronicle will feature a two segment episode tomorrow evening, August 28. One segment will be on Stonehenge in Salem NH (my former town) and the other segment involves boating on Lake Winnipesaukee with comments from Irwin Marine personnel. Here's a copy and paste describing the episode.
There is a mystery in Salem that has had people scratching their heads for years. America's Stonehenge is a prehistoric archaeological enigma comprised of 30 acres of cave-like dwellings, astronomically aligned rock formations, and other mysterious structures, left behind by an unknown people. Adam Harding takes us on a tour tonight.
There are dozens of reasons to get into boating. No matter how much stress you have at work, at home, or at school, when you take a boat out you leave that stress behind. So what does it take to become a part of this wondrous world? We asked the folks at Irwin Marine on Lake Winnipesaukee in Laconia, a third generation family owned and operated business, and a family that?s kept New Hampshire afloat for over ninety years. Tonight, we see why the name "Irwin" is synonymous with boating on the Big Lake.
Read more: http://www.wmur.com/Tuesday-August-28th-Visiting-America-s-Stonehenge/-/9858568/13424466/-/qb44nfz/-/index.html#ixzz24lunNgO8
Hope you all get to see this episode. :-)
Stevie L.
NH Chronicle will feature a two segment episode tomorrow evening, August 28. One segment will be on Stonehenge in Salem NH (my former town) and the other segment involves boating on Lake Winnipesaukee with comments from Irwin Marine personnel. Here's a copy and paste describing the episode.
There is a mystery in Salem that has had people scratching their heads for years. America's Stonehenge is a prehistoric archaeological enigma comprised of 30 acres of cave-like dwellings, astronomically aligned rock formations, and other mysterious structures, left behind by an unknown people. Adam Harding takes us on a tour tonight.
There are dozens of reasons to get into boating. No matter how much stress you have at work, at home, or at school, when you take a boat out you leave that stress behind. So what does it take to become a part of this wondrous world? We asked the folks at Irwin Marine on Lake Winnipesaukee in Laconia, a third generation family owned and operated business, and a family that?s kept New Hampshire afloat for over ninety years. Tonight, we see why the name "Irwin" is synonymous with boating on the Big Lake.
Read more: http://www.wmur.com/Tuesday-August-28th-Visiting-America-s-Stonehenge/-/9858568/13424466/-/qb44nfz/-/index.html#ixzz24lunNgO8
Hope you all get to see this episode. :-)
Stevie L.