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SAMIAM · 07-13-2007, 07:32 AM

I'm also on the "little" lake after growing up on Winnipesaukee.Many wonderful years on Swallow Point. Now ,instead of performance boat thunder,I'm lulled to sleep by loons.On the north end of the lake there is over a mile of undeveloped shore that is a wildlife preserve and makes for a very peaceful lifestyle.Nice to be able to find flat water to ski on even on weekends in the summer.The bad part is....there's not much to do.3 or 4 restaurants tops.Don't get me wrong....I love the big lake but it's just getting too busy out there.Lots of grandchildren will be skiing soon and it's much more relaxing on a smaller lake.

07-13-2007, 07:32 AM	#13
SAMIAM Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Moultonborough Posts: 2,901 Thanks: 336 Thanked 1,678 Times in 587 Posts	I'm also on the "little" lake after growing up on Winnipesaukee.Many wonderful years on Swallow Point. Now ,instead of performance boat thunder,I'm lulled to sleep by loons.On the north end of the lake there is over a mile of undeveloped shore that is a wildlife preserve and makes for a very peaceful lifestyle.Nice to be able to find flat water to ski on even on weekends in the summer.The bad part is....there's not much to do.3 or 4 restaurants tops.Don't get me wrong....I love the big lake but it's just getting too busy out there.Lots of grandchildren will be skiing soon and it's much more relaxing on a smaller lake.