Lt. Dunleavy, NHMP, responds....

KonaChick · 02-09-2008, 11:29 AM

If tourism dollars are down in recent years at Lake Winnipesaukee it has nothing to do with fear of being run over by a fast boat. Simply put it's the economy. We entertain often on weekends up here and have never, not once been told by family or friends that they are afraid to be out on the lake. I take that back...we've been out on the broads on a particullarly choppy day and my mother did turn green. I have walked among BI and his cronies and they do indeed in my humble opinion want to see a certain type of boat/s taken off the lake. Are they using the speed rationale as their smoke screen? That I can't answer but do have my opinion. Do I get shot dirty looks and glaring stares when I take my shiny new pwc over to BI to pick up relatives to come back to our house?? Yes, quiet often.

02-09-2008, 11:29 AM	#11
KonaChick Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 518 Thanks: 19 Thanked 62 Times in 15 Posts	If tourism dollars are down in recent years at Lake Winnipesaukee it has nothing to do with fear of being run over by a fast boat. Simply put it's the economy. We entertain often on weekends up here and have never, not once been told by family or friends that they are afraid to be out on the lake. I take that back...we've been out on the broads on a particullarly choppy day and my mother did turn green. I have walked among BI and his cronies and they do indeed in my humble opinion want to see a certain type of boat/s taken off the lake. Are they using the speed rationale as their smoke screen? That I can't answer but do have my opinion. Do I get shot dirty looks and glaring stares when I take my shiny new pwc over to BI to pick up relatives to come back to our house?? Yes, quiet often.