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Originally Posted by Winnipesaukee Divers
Don't take my word for it, get a mask and fins and check it out for yourself. Case in point: the mark off Seawall Point (entrance of Wolfeboro Harbor), marks a big rock 12' in diameter 3' below the surface. You can see where this rock has been pushed 20-30 feet, sand on the south side and small stones & rocks piled up on the north side. Clear evidence that the State has been out there moving the rocks... I would have never believed it if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes.
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I could be 100% wrong. But just making a statement.. In all my years on the lake I have never seen a barge or anyone out moving rocks. You would think they would either blow them up or move only those that are posing significant hazards to major boating lanes.
Why would they be out moving a rock many times over. My own thought would be that the ice is moving them if they are that close to the surface.
Again not saying you are wrong just my own opinion.
I would hope they would be out spending money on more important things.
Just from an economic standpoint isn't it much less to mark them then to try to move them?