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Due to changes in the state's Boat Registration process the Mountain Road Trading Post will no longer be doing boat registrations. The last time we checked, Wildlife Taxidermy & Sports at 2188 Candia Rd, Manchester (tel 603-625-9958) was still doing boat registrations.. And, you can still register your boat at the State of NH DMV. We know alot of people wait until the last minute and run down to the Trading Post to register your boats. This year you'll need to plan ahead!
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Ice Almost Out and Our Kayaks IN!!
As the ice recedes and a small but growing band off water kisses the shore, Peggy and I launched out kayaks into the ‘cool’ waters of Lake Pawtuckaway. Yes, at 10:07 AM morning of the last day of March our yellow (hers) and red (mine) kayaks slide into the lake and we glided across the water toward the northern ice fields. The day we awaited since November had arrived. Our vessels danced along the outer edge of the ¾ inch thick remaining ice. Yet, the ice still held remains the glory of the February Golf Tournament. There prominently waiting the driver who will never come sit at least five white golf balls.
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The 15th Annual Pawtuckaway Open Charity Ice Golf Tournament and Chili Competition To Benefit Families in Transition drew a large crowd onto the lake on a blustery winter day. The event raised over $4,000 for families in need, see www.fitnh.org for more information about Families in Transition. An estimated 200 people turned out to golf, taste over 20 varieties of chili, and socialize by the fire. Participants came from as far away as New Jersey and North Carolina to attend the annual event. Visit the official Ice Golf web site at www.pawtuckicegolf.com.
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Written by Stephen Soreff, MD
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The rules are every day starting with August 26 that I am home-sleeping in my own bed-I will kayak on Lake Pawtuckaway for at least thirty minutes. Why do it? Because it is there-my red kayak sits on the shore and longs to move across the waters. Day 1 - August 26, Saturday - a check on turtle cove-nothing but sun peeking through so Ansel Adams’ cloud formation Day 2 - August 27, Sunday - off to see Tom Duffy-no one about, meet Bob who just bought an old small house on the lake-he had a beard-white and smoked a corn comb pipe-neat conversation. He will raze the house and build a new one on its footprint and extending landward. He owns a lumberyard in Boxford, MA. Also one loon guarding the entrance to our home and beach and one Blue Heron perched on the dam rallying |
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