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TiltonBB · 10-09-2019, 03:56 PM

Yes you were all set if you had the sticker but they still came through marinas because there is a lot of turnover of boats. For example, I know at one time over half of the 284 slips at Mountain View were occupied by renters and those turn over more frequently.

Don Cheeseborough (sp?) fondly known as "Cheese" was the man most frequently seen performing the inspections. The state gave him a small boat to travel around the lake for inspections. He was well into his 80's and still came around every year.

He was also a ski instructor at Gunstock in his 80's. He had a lot of energy until the end. A real nice guy. If he found a boat that was not in compliance he would ask you to fix it and tell you he would be back in a couple of weeks to check it again.

10-09-2019, 03:56 PM	#90
TiltonBB Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Gilford, NH and Florida Posts: 2,897 Thanks: 644 Thanked 2,153 Times in 900 Posts	Yes you were all set if you had the sticker but they still came through marinas because there is a lot of turnover of boats. For example, I know at one time over half of the 284 slips at Mountain View were occupied by renters and those turn over more frequently. Don Cheeseborough (sp?) fondly known as "Cheese" was the man most frequently seen performing the inspections. The state gave him a small boat to travel around the lake for inspections. He was well into his 80's and still came around every year. He was also a ski instructor at Gunstock in his 80's. He had a lot of energy until the end. A real nice guy. If he found a boat that was not in compliance he would ask you to fix it and tell you he would be back in a couple of weeks to check it again.