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Originally Posted by Descant
The OP doesn't give results, nor did we hear of any mishaps in the news. While I don't want to diminish the folly of venturing out in a known storm condition, I can think of a few simple, easy, safety plans.
For example, When I was last there, Melvin Island had a bunkhouse. A short distance to secure the boats and get indoors. Also a short distance to any number of main land docks between Chase Point and the camp. Tome, the best the fire boat or MP could do would be to tow the sailboats to the nearest shore. Trying to transfer people from one boat to another in a storm is not a good plan. With this in mind, I'd expect the camp to have a power boat on standby anytime a group of campers leaves their home cove.
I'm not a sailor, but isn't a two masted sailboat, capable of carrying 12 people grounded?
I'm curious as to what actually transpired during and after the storm, not just speculation about potential dangers.
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Sorry i was traveling and not able to respond to your comments. Will later today after I get more information. I have a call into the Tuftonboro Fire Chief to get his take on the whole situation.
The camp boat can hold 10 campers has two wooden mast and is not grounded.
Stand by.... for an update. No speculation here!!