Island Girl
05-08-2004, 10:04 PM
Today was cool, but very clear today. You could almost see the treetops on Mt. Shaw.
On the way home I was traveling down Rt. 11 and stopped to take a picture of the view which is usually quite hazy. (click on picture for larger image)
http://www.winnipesaukee.com/photopost/data/506/9DSC08693-1024w-thumb.jpg (http://www.winnipesaukee.com/photopost/data/506/9DSC08693-1024w-med.jpg)
I took my pictures continued on my way. Much to my surprise, as I came near the Belknap Hotel, I spotted the Mount Washington heading toward the Broads. Since Mother's day is supposed to be the first 'Official" cruise of the season, I was taken aback. I whirled the car around and went back to the scenic outlook for this shot.
http://www.winnipesaukee.com/photopost/data/506/9DSC08706-1024w-thumb.jpg (http://www.winnipesaukee.com/photopost/data/506/9DSC08706-1024w-med.jpg)
For newcomers, Mount watching is a major pastime here.
On the way home I was traveling down Rt. 11 and stopped to take a picture of the view which is usually quite hazy. (click on picture for larger image)
http://www.winnipesaukee.com/photopost/data/506/9DSC08693-1024w-thumb.jpg (http://www.winnipesaukee.com/photopost/data/506/9DSC08693-1024w-med.jpg)
I took my pictures continued on my way. Much to my surprise, as I came near the Belknap Hotel, I spotted the Mount Washington heading toward the Broads. Since Mother's day is supposed to be the first 'Official" cruise of the season, I was taken aback. I whirled the car around and went back to the scenic outlook for this shot.
http://www.winnipesaukee.com/photopost/data/506/9DSC08706-1024w-thumb.jpg (http://www.winnipesaukee.com/photopost/data/506/9DSC08706-1024w-med.jpg)
For newcomers, Mount watching is a major pastime here.
WakeUp
05-09-2004, 07:02 AM
Island Girl -
It was probably the final "shake-down" cruise to make sure everything is in proper working order.
It was probably the final "shake-down" cruise to make sure everything is in proper working order.
madrasahs
05-09-2004, 09:15 AM
After noon Saturday, the sun went in, the clouds moved in, and it seemed to threaten rain. Sunday looks -- and feels -- no differently.
Speaking of boat-watching...The fishermen (locals?) with 12-foot boats moved out, and a bunch of larger boats started in. Some techniques for weekend trollers with too much power? Drag two of those 5-gallon plastic drywall buckets behind, or tilt the engine way up! Don't complain about the cost of gasoline too much....
Something especially nice on the eyes just went by: Three fisherpersons silently trolling in a "Nor West" square-stern canoe and Johnson outboard. The "Nor West" looks like dark green canvas-covered real cedar strips and cedar ribs -- just like the old days.
The Marine Patrol made its first appearance here. It's been so quiet since ice-out. Does their exhaust noise meet NH's noise restrictions? It sounds like a cement truck! (Well, it always did anyway).
Two white (+ the usual vinyl graphics) off-shores cruised by Friday, a respectful 150+ feet apart. They cruised (at respectful speeds, even) over to where there was a small gathering of people, and departed after 15 minutes.
No news there, but there was a six-foot strip of duct tape attached at a strange angle right below the water's edge on one of them. Hee hee.
Speaking of boat-watching...The fishermen (locals?) with 12-foot boats moved out, and a bunch of larger boats started in. Some techniques for weekend trollers with too much power? Drag two of those 5-gallon plastic drywall buckets behind, or tilt the engine way up! Don't complain about the cost of gasoline too much....
Something especially nice on the eyes just went by: Three fisherpersons silently trolling in a "Nor West" square-stern canoe and Johnson outboard. The "Nor West" looks like dark green canvas-covered real cedar strips and cedar ribs -- just like the old days.
The Marine Patrol made its first appearance here. It's been so quiet since ice-out. Does their exhaust noise meet NH's noise restrictions? It sounds like a cement truck! (Well, it always did anyway).
Two white (+ the usual vinyl graphics) off-shores cruised by Friday, a respectful 150+ feet apart. They cruised (at respectful speeds, even) over to where there was a small gathering of people, and departed after 15 minutes.
No news there, but there was a six-foot strip of duct tape attached at a strange angle right below the water's edge on one of them. Hee hee.
chocophile
05-09-2004, 07:28 PM
I think the Mt. Washington was headed for Wolfeboro for the annual Kingswood Regional High School prom on the Mount. We spotted quite a few prom-dressed kids in Cate Park around 5:30pm.
Stina
05-10-2004, 08:30 AM
That's exactly what she was doing... Prom night for Kingswood. Coming back that night she was all lit up - beautiful!!
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