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Originally Posted by mswlogo
Isn't that what defines light pollution?
I think Restaurants and Marina's all close at the same time on all the lakes.
What's left on other lakes, FunSpot and MiniGolf 
To be honest, I'm sure it's big properties and mega developments with night time tennis courts etc. that is the bulk of the light.
I don't want to argue over which lake is better. I love the whole lakes region and love the activity around Winni as much as the quiet life around Squam. |
I was just funnin'.
Light pollution is mostly from big(ger) businesses that both stay open later and light all night (not really a reflection of operating hours/my joke).
I remember when Lowe's in Nashua went in and they had these giant lights on when I would drive home from school after dark (and they were closed)—I used to get so upset thinking how they added to the local light pollution. I stopped teaching night school shortly afterward, so I'm not sure if they still keep them on.
In any case, enjoy the night sky!
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