New England???

Brad/Ken,
From the quick looks I've taken, there doesn't seem to be anything real close.
I know there's a couple in NH near Great East Lake / Balch Pond area & another up in Freedom NH, or you go the other way over near Sebago/Long Lake. None of them would be real far.
But Keith's idea sounds great if he can get a spot right there!
We bought a class "A" last year, so I hope there will be room to squeeze in the big rig!

Hey Guys,
I'm working on getting permission to use some land nearby for camping. I will update you as soon I can but it's hard to get a hold of people this time of year.

-Keith

Nauti- any luck with the campground searches? We're toying with the idea of dragging a pop up along for the weekend.
thx

75 Tique wrote: Pardon the temporary threadjack... Kyle, you've been kind of scarce lately. Your name came up at the boat show, with Tim I believe. I knew you were looking for a new boat a year or so ago, the 176 at NECC, wasn't it. I seem to recall Craig saying he'd like to have your Skylark. I believe Tim told me you bought the new boat but kept the Skylark too. The reason I was thinking about it was my brother just bought the Skylark that was for sale on this site. He was interested in finding out as much as he could about the V6. I was wondering if that is the engine you have, and if you could be a source of info for him.

Which Skylark did he buy? The green one in Freedon, NH?

Pardon the temporary threadjack...
Kyle, you've been kind of scarce lately. Your name came up at the boat show, with Tim I believe. I knew you were looking for a new boat a year or so ago, the 176 at NECC, wasn't it. I seem to recall Craig saying he'd like to have your Skylark. I believe Tim told me you bought the new boat but kept the Skylark too. The reason I was thinking about it was my brother just bought the Skylark that was for sale on this site. He was interested in finding out as much as he could about the V6. I was wondering if that is the engine you have, and if you could be a source of info for him.

I'M DELETING THIS POST...

Turns out the campground I suggested is seasonal rentals only...

Sorry about that!

Kyle

Riley thanks for the info but we're going to have the camper with us because we are staying at Salisbury Beach in Mass starting on the Monday following the reunion. So I kind of need a place to put it. I'm sure we'll find someplace fairly close. Farmer

Farmer, I'm working on that now. There isn't a commercial campground in Limerick so I'm trying to get permission to use some nearby land for camping. If not, there are campgrounds in nearby towns.

Great news Keith! Thank you, Roy and the rest of the lake assoc for working that out for us all. And especially, thanks to the private land owner for allowing us boat nutts to use the property

Sign me up!

     Mike, we wont go there....Unless you get him to join!!Although, I would admit, it would be a rockin time!!


     You realize things wouldnt be quite the same after???....


                                   Jeff....

     05210, we will just have to clear everyone out of your place and have it there!!!!!!!


                                   Jeff...

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Mike

FYI... I went to the Massachusetts site at www.boat-ed.com and found that they have a certificate required for anyone under 16 years old. It also states, "Take the official Massachusetts boating safety Certification Exam for only $20. You'll receive a boater education card that is NASBLA-approved and recognized by other state boating agencies."
Just not sure if N.H. accepts it but I will find out.

Lee

I have an E-Mail into the Hew Hampshire Dept. of Safety requesting information on what if any other state certificates are recognized in New Hampshire. But since Maine does not yet require any licensing it only makes sense to have NE'07 there.

Lee

My understanding from last year is that if you have a valid boater's license, you dont need a special one for NH. I am licensed in CT- do other states not require licenses?