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Old 05-03-2010, 07:54 PM   #1
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Talking 2010 Shakedown Cruise

The M/S Mount Washington's Shakedown Cruise left today from Center Harbor at 10:00 am on her first passenger cruise with her new engines.


Center Harbor Fire Department gets in on the festivities


Governor Lynch attended this historic event


The Mount pulls away from the dock with New Hampshire Marine Patrol ready to escort her out of the harbor


The Mount leaves Center Harbor behind


One of the Mount's Marine Patrol Escorts


Marine Patrol Escorting the Mount out of Center Harbor on this overcast day


Ladies in Waiting - The Doris E and Sophie C wait for the Mount


There was lots of Press on board
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RG, you post the best stuff..........makes me feel like I am right there....
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Passengers watch the Marine Patrol, Sophie C and Doris E


Marine Patrol is on the move


Guests enjoying the Shakedown Cruise


The Mount leads the way!


Interior upgrades - new ceiling, tables and chairs and I believe the wainscoting is new too
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Old 05-03-2010, 08:24 PM   #4
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Default 2010 shakledown cruise

Oh boy, RG, you are the BEST. I'm sitting out here in State College, PA, visiting, and I feel like I am on the big Lake after looking at your photos.

Thanks for these, and ALL your photos.
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Pine Island from the Mount


I think Bear Island is on the right?


Pine Island and Shep Browns?


Bear Island


Philip the Bear on Bear Island
A loving tribute that captures the essence of a young boy that is no longer with us
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Old 05-03-2010, 09:15 PM   #7
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I'm not sure which island these are


Governor Lynch in the wheelhouse with the Captain
(Taken through the glass)


Forum member, Digital Magic
(I didn't realize it was him until we disembarked.)


I believe this is Gunstock Mountain with Governor's Island on the left


Governor's Island Bridge
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Old 05-03-2010, 09:31 PM   #8
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Very nice photos. Thank you RG!
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Wonderful pictures. Can't wait for her to come down the Bay!
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The Weirs Bridge


The Boardwalk Repairs at the Weirs from the Mount Washington


Coming in for a landing!


The gangplank is being readied for Governor Lynch!


The Mount glided into her spot at the Weirs nice and smooth!
We were in good hands all around
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Our escort, Sophie C, coming into the Weirs Pier


Leaving the Weirs


Leaving Weirs Beach with Old Glory proudly flying


Sophie C and Doris E


Sophie C near Governor's Island filming the Mount
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During the Shakedown Cruise one of the Mount's owners gave me this piece of the old engines in appreciation for all the support this site gives to the Mount. It is a little piece of history.



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Heading out towards The Broads


Rattlesnake and Diamond Islands


Future Captain - Weirs Beach Boater at the wheel!
(Someone saw me taking pictures through the glass and let me into the wheelhouse.)

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Pilot Denis - Future Captain
(WeirsBeachBoater)


The views from this office are just fantastic!
I spy Bizer going down the stairs


Rattlesnake Guy is on the outside looking in


We let Paul in to take this picture of Captain Smitty and I
(Why didn't I think to take a picture of Paul and Paul???)


Captain Paul Smith aka Captain Smitty

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Here is a video, in 2 parts, of the comments made aboard the 2010 Shakedown Cruise including thanking several of the people who helped install the new engines and the certification of the ship for 2010.



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Governor Lynch Comes Aboard


Twin Marine Patrol Boats


Both Doris and Sophie escorted


The new Cats were purring...loudly. Ear Protection was required.








Pick a caption




Doris stays close behind

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Great job as usual RG and Don. Love that video of the presentation address.

RG are those new seat/tables on the open deck? I don't remember those.

Don, I'll take a shot at a caption: Governor Lynch tries to preserve his postion in office.
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RG and Don: Boy, I wish we were all wearing name tags ... I would have loved to have met you both in person. If you look at RG's photo captioned "leaving the Weirs" that's my husband in the red jacket and me with the short grey hair... it was a fun cruise!
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Wonderful thread! Thanks to RG and Don for sharing the event! Here's hoping the Mount enjoys a long and profitable summer season this year!
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Such great pictures, all! I felt I was there! RG, as always, you never disappoint! I hope next year they let you steer it!! (Or whatever the correct nautical term is...navigate??) Sooo happy The Mount is alive and well!
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I can't believe we came that close to meeting! I made badges for Don, Paul, Bizer and I. Even had one for IG too, but she must have been hiding. Again we missed meeting Moss Creek Media! Whoa, gees.

It's hard to believe that I missed uploading a picture last night.


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Such great pictures, all! I felt I was there! RG, as always, you never disappoint! I hope next year they let you steer it!! (Or whatever the correct nautical term is...navigate??) Sooo happy The Mount is alive and well!


A few years back I was allowed to take the wheel and navigate the Mount for a bit. When the Captain asked if I could see the witches up ahead and I responded, "no, not so much", he took the wheel back right fast!
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RG and Don, once again you both have delivered great photos and comments on an avent. Always appreciated. Thanks
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Thank you to Rattlesnake Gal and Webmaster, and everyone else for making us feel like we were right there with you, I can say I am truely jealous

Oh by the way, were those Marine Patrol Boats (without lights on) and sometimes the Sof and Dorris more than 150 feet away during headway speed?
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What word would communicate more strongly than "jealous"?

Thanks all for the pictures and reports.
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Great pictures and updates. Thanks to all!
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Here is the video, in 2 parts, of the comments made aboard the 2010 Shakedown Cruise including thanking several of the people who installed the new engines and the certification for 2010.
The video from your camera is super high quality! Do you have to process it before uploading to You Tube?

Thanks for posting the video from the cruise. It was an historic Shakedown with the new engines. I just loved having the Doris E and Sophie C as our escorts. We have a lot to be proud of with such a fleet on our great lake.
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RG and Don, Thanks for doing such a great job documenting this occasion on the website. Certainly this is something historical for all of us with such a love of the lake.
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The video from your camera is super high quality! Do you have to process it before uploading to You Tube?
Nope, it went right from the camera to Youtube. It's a Flip UltraHD and it shoots HD at 1280 x 720. Amazon sells it for $149. You need one RG!
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There appears to be bolts that are not fully tightened on the motor mounts. Did they not line-up or are they some kind of leveling bolts?
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These are great photos! Thanks very much for sharing the fun with us.

Question - what are all the canisters hanging off the sides of the engines for?
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There appears to be bolts that are not fully tightened on the motor mounts. Did they not line-up or are they some kind of leveling bolts?
I think the silver bolts are levelers. The dark bolt in the middle of the mount appears to be the main bolt.

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The CAT 1R-0755 is a fuel filter. CAT fuel injectors are 1/20th the diameter of a human hair and run at up to 30,000 psi so fuel contamination is a big concern. (I read about it here)
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Question How's the FNR working ?

IIRC along with the repower the Mount gained transmissions. I wonder how the crew are liking the fast changing btw forward, neutral and reverse ?
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Great Thread, great pictures, great videos!
Thank you for sharing, I feel like I was there too!
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I saw those studs and thought the same thing as LP. I wonder if there's any isolation between the motor and the mounts. I would think that without rubber the ship would be a giant amplifier, especially if the motors were running at exactly the same speed.

By the way, the air filter looks like a giant K&N. Nice.
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Thanks WinnDixie! I almost missed that! There is no end to what I can film at the lake.
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Wow. I am now wondering if part of the reason that the Webmaster started this site was for the photography and making a record of the happenings at the lake with the help of other photographers. I know I saw a post about the counting in the millions for photos and the emphasis on the information that should be given with each photo. Great idea to have a record of all of these happenings!! Thank you all very much.

I did not know that it was a public cruise and thought one had to have an invitation to take it. Was it open to the public or did everyone have to have an invitation and it was just being called a public cruise? The pictures are almost the same as being there though I took the Mount last year and it is really special. I guess the pictures were not really the same... but almost. They are great though!
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Wow. I am now wondering if part of the reason that the Webmaster started this site was for the photography and making a record of the happenings at the lake with the help of other photographers. I know I saw a post about the counting in the millions for photos and the emphasis on the information that should be given with each photo. Great idea to have a record of all of these happenings!! Thank you all very much.

I did not know that it was a public cruise and thought one had to have an invitation to take it. Was it open to the public or did everyone have to have an invitation and it was just being called a public cruise? The pictures are almost the same as being there though I took the Mount last year and it is really special. I guess the pictures were not really the same... but almost. They are great though!



I'm sure that sharing pictures of this great lake was one of the many reasons why Winnipesaukee.com was started.

Did you know that this year will be the 15th Anniversary of Winnipesaukee.com? Congratulation Don! The site sure has evolved nicely over the years.



The Shakedown Cruise is not open to the public. It is by invitation only.

This Sunday is their historic first public cruise for Mother's Day.



The menu looks pretty great and you know the scenery can't be beat! What mom wouldn't want to take a cruise with her family?

Check out Mount Washington Cruises Mother's Day photo album here.
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..... This Sunday is their historic first public cruise for Mother's Day .........
I see on that page there is a dropdown to select Wheelchair yes/no. Does this mean that those that can't "walk the plank" can also enjoy the buffet and cruise? That would make it real special for mobility challenged family members.
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I found a couple pictures in the Gallery from Digital Magic


From the Digital Magic Gallery

Front of the Ship


From the Digital Magic Gallery

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