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LIforrelaxin has reminded me of a certain red canoe. A couple I didn't recognize pulled in close to my heavily-wooded property. Since all persons are entitled to Lake Winnipesaukee's watery resources, I took little umbrage at the sight. They could be moving rocks looking for crayfish, for all I know (and still be "legal").
Although my view from the porch was largely blocked by my own trees,
one was keeping the canoe close to shore by holding onto branches. The other couldn't be seen at all, so I suspect my property was being used for nefarious purposes by an intruder!
I may have to install a camera, and cut down my shoreline trees in order to make a case!
That is, until Amazon offers a mobile (and robotic) camera that autonomously seeks out such interlopers.
