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brk-lnt · 10-04-2011, 10:27 AM

I've watched the fate of the Little Mount the last few years, and have though several times about potentially purchasing it.

My honest question though is "what the hell would you DO with it?"

It's too big to just have hanging around as an extra boat most places.

Upkeep seems like it can be a little demanding. There don't appear to be any facilities on it, and from what I've seen of people riding on it, the layout doesn't look very conducive to anything other than operating short tours, but if someone wants a tour of the lake wouldn't they just go on the real Mount?

I just can't figure out how this thing is worth even $5000 beyond basic scrap value. It's one of those labors of love that is only really truly appreciated and valued by its maker.

10-04-2011, 10:27 AM	#13
brk-lnt Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: South Down Shores Posts: 1,937 Thanks: 532 Thanked 568 Times in 334 Posts	I've watched the fate of the Little Mount the last few years, and have though several times about potentially purchasing it. My honest question though is "what the hell would you DO with it?" It's too big to just have hanging around as an extra boat most places. Upkeep seems like it can be a little demanding. There don't appear to be any facilities on it, and from what I've seen of people riding on it, the layout doesn't look very conducive to anything other than operating short tours, but if someone wants a tour of the lake wouldn't they just go on the real Mount? I just can't figure out how this thing is worth even $5000 beyond basic scrap value. It's one of those labors of love that is only really truly appreciated and valued by its maker. __________________ [insert witty phrase here]