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Jeanne,
I'm just curious and not attempting to start a war but why would you want to kayak on Lake Winnipesauke? While I think it is one of the most beautiful and scenic lakes in New England, the number of motor boats, skiers, and jet ski's is staggering. The last time I was on Alton Bay some 20 years ago in a 19 foot Cobia (a motorboat) I thought I would get run down by all the cigarette boats. I would compare kayaking there to bicycling on Route 128 at rush hour, you could do it but why? Again no disrespect just truly curious. Ron Donahue "Jeanne" wrote in message ... I'm looking for a good place to launch this weekend on Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire. I'm familiar with Alton Bay, Wolfeboro, Weirs Beach, although I think the first two areas are less congested. Could anyone recommend a good place to launch and kayak? Thanks for any info. Jeanne |
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