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vmartino26 · 01-04-2009, 10:48 PM

Just returned from a five day visit over the New Year's holiday. Enjoyed the fireworks in Meredith. My son-in-law and grandson had a great few days at Gunstock. Skiing, tubing, et cetera. The mountain was pretty crowded for the few days. Interesting with the economy in the condition its in. Also saw a for sale sign in front of the Boston Seafood Shack at the Weirs. Their sign says see you next spring, but the for sale sign stands in front of the building. And Michael's Restaurant was pretty quiet. It was hard to tell whether it's open or closed. It's going to be interesting to see how many businesses open for the coming 2009 season. It's clear many of the building projects have stopped. And read a rumor that Burlwood may not open for the season. The owners have talked about remodeling the building, but others think it's gone for good. I guess we'll find out in May. Let's hope the Weirs manages to get through what could be a difficult 2009.

01-04-2009, 10:48 PM	#1
vmartino26 Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2008 Posts: 73 Thanks: 0 Thanked 30 Times in 5 Posts	Sign of the Times? Just returned from a five day visit over the New Year's holiday. Enjoyed the fireworks in Meredith. My son-in-law and grandson had a great few days at Gunstock. Skiing, tubing, et cetera. The mountain was pretty crowded for the few days. Interesting with the economy in the condition its in. Also saw a for sale sign in front of the Boston Seafood Shack at the Weirs. Their sign says see you next spring, but the for sale sign stands in front of the building. And Michael's Restaurant was pretty quiet. It was hard to tell whether it's open or closed. It's going to be interesting to see how many businesses open for the coming 2009 season. It's clear many of the building projects have stopped. And read a rumor that Burlwood may not open for the season. The owners have talked about remodeling the building, but others think it's gone for good. I guess we'll find out in May. Let's hope the Weirs manages to get through what could be a difficult 2009.