Photos Smells like Jane Fonda....

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    Squam Lakes Region NH......On Golden Pond....

    Little Squam Lake...

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    Lots of vintage boating...

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    Absolutely love this one....

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    While son fished......

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    Dad hydrated....

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    and watched the boat traffic. from Walter's Basin.....

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    Squam Lakes Region NH......On Golden Pond....

    Little Squam Lake...

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    Lots of vintage boating...

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    Absolutely love this one....

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    While son fished......

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    Dad hydrated....

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    and watched the boat traffic. from Walter's Basin.....

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    Is this still available? Ill give you $1 for the wooden canoe.
     
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    Getting some swim call....I stood over watch in case Walter came to eat one of the kids....

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    Heading through the channel to Squam Lake from Little Squam Lake..

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    Great pics! Love some of those boats.. But never got the urge. The only people crazier than old car people are wood boat people.

    And the only people crazier than wood boat people are vintage airplane people.

    It's nice to have two levels of crazy above you. Gives you goals.

    Sirhr
     
    Getting some swim call....I stood over watch in case Walter came to eat one of the kids....

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    Heading through the channel to Squam Lake from Little Squam Lake..

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    That green water looks like a good place to catch a dose of squam.

    I live on the lake here but most boats here are wakeboard boat with towers, cigarette boats, bass boats, runabouts, etc. Be neat to see some wooden Elvis Presley boats with V8s and American flags.
     
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    Great pics! Love some of those boats.. But never got the urge. The only people crazier than old car people are wood boat people.

    And the only people crazier than wood boat people are vintage airplane people.

    It's nice to have two levels of crazy above you. Gives you goals.

    Sirhr
    Wrong, so wrong. People who are into vintage RR's definitely have a couple steps added to their level.
     
    That green water looks like a good place to catch a dose of squam.

    I live on the lake here but most boats here are wakeboard boat with towers, cigarette boats, bass boats, runabouts, etc. Be neat to see some wooden Elvis Presley boats with V8s and American flags.


    Thats clean sand bottom.

    Schmidt and Bender challenges their engineers to make glass as clear as Squam Water.
     
    My uncle had one of these on Lake Ontario. My ex partner's dad also had one locally to me. He sold it to my ex partner and I was going to buy it from him but our relationship went to shit about that time. Still looking.


    Kind of useless for our boat needs - jumping out, swimming, fishing, tubing - but great "transportation" for exploring in a more civilized manner.
     
    I've got a shirt tail relative in SW PA on the Allegheny river who collects and rebuilds old Chris Crafts and Gar Woods. He even made his own steam kettle for bending the hull boards. It's definitely a labor of love.
     
    I've got a shirt tail relative in SW PA on the Allegheny river who collects and rebuilds old Chris Crafts and Gar Woods. He even made his own steam kettle for bending the hull boards. It's definitely a labor of love.
    Some dude was loading a 50s Penn Yan into the marina as we were leaving. Not a 100 percent resto but beautiful....looked a lot like this...

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    I love the look of that straight down bow line that rounds to the keel, and than the swept stern that folds over.

    Dont know the real nautical architect terms but those are mine.

    Maybe @308pirate can school us.

    One thing about that lake is that it is a landmine of prop eating death.

    The big lake has a bunch of big fingers that can falsley confuse you into thinking you are on the main body of water but in fact you are entering a dead end.

    Mrs pmclaine womanned the helm while I read the chart and navigated from hazard to hazard. The hazard bouys being the best reference for location.

    I was pretty happy we didnt do this...

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    Some dude was loading a 50s Penn Yan into the marina as we were leaving. Not a 100 percent resto but beautiful....looked a lot like this...

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    I love the look of that straight down bow line that rounds to the keel, and than the swept stern that folds over.

    Dont know the real nautical architect terms but those are mine.

    straight down bow line: stem

    where it rounds to the keel: forefoot

    swept stern that folds over: tumblehome

    You're welcome
     
    straight down bow line: stem

    where it rounds to the keel: forefoot

    swept stern that folds over: tumblehome

    You're welcome

    Tumblehome....

    tumblehome is an ancient style feature that
    was origianally developed for war vessels as
    protection against boarding....ie the attackers
    couldnt come directly over the rail to gain
    entrance to the boat, they had to fight their
    way across a very slippery expanse that would
    be slobbered with oil before their arrival!


    dry doc is right, pirates attempting to ply their trade would "tumble home (to the sea)" boarding another vessel.


    I must have a boat with Tumblehome if I ever own a boat. Its a real sucky feature for all other purposes because you would have to drag shit over the feature to pull into the boat but for the historical origin I love it.
     
    Tumblehome....

    tumblehome is an ancient style feature that
    was origianally developed for war vessels as
    protection against boarding....ie the attackers
    couldnt come directly over the rail to gain
    entrance to the boat, they had to fight their
    way across a very slippery expanse that would
    be slobbered with oil before their arrival!


    dry doc is right, pirates attempting to ply their trade would "tumble home (to the sea)" boarding another vessel.


    I must have a boat with Tumblehome if I ever own a boat. Its a real sucky feature for all other purposes because you would have to drag shit over the feature to pull into the boat but for the historical origin I love it.

    You need a Carolina sportfisherman my friend.

    Blackwell Boatworks custom 68, twin 1800 hp Caterpillars..........

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