Sebago Lake

dont i know that fudge ripple from some where? ossipee?

Is that the State Park?

thanks bruce he sold it to someone from farmington. N H i think

thanks want any thing from it if i part it out?

thanks Bruce. any idea if   you have the craigs list number of the guy near me you were going to come see? I want to try and see what he has left

no thanks you use them. i will find some. my girl friend told me she lost the top of her two piece off fryes leap. it isnt on the water but 100 yds off. there may or not be a dock available for it with the house for xtra $

bruce i am booked for a week on frye island . i will ask her when and maybe the sky lark will be done. not looking pretty though   carpet. carb ignition. front seats. the edle brock M1 s are polished and on. they look sweet

Riley wrote: I'm on the quiet side of the lake. Within 3 miles of my camp, mostly within 1 mile, there are numerous rental cottages, 2 campgrounds, 2 marinas and 3 boat launches. There are 3 stores and 3 restaurants.

Hey Bruce,
What are the CG's?

jbear wrote: Bruce: Minus 40 wind chill?! How do you ever get outdoors? john

Come on John!! You once lived in a colder part of the country! I'll bet you even remember the days back when no one even knew what a "wind chill" was!
Did you through out your long underwear and work Carharts when you retired and moved?

Bruce,
Thanks for the pictures. Very nice to see different parts of the country.

75 Tique wrote: Bruce, looks good, couple questions. is it bedlam on weekends, if so starting at about what time? is public access no problem? is there a place to stay on, how about near, the water?

Larry,
We've rented quite a few places up there over the years. Here's a good source for info: http://www.krainin.com/kre4a2.cottagesbylake.htm
That is a fun area to be on the water.
Sebago, Brandy Pond & Long Lake all connect for miles & miles of boating.
There's not many other places like that in the N.E.!

Larry, not bedlam, but pretty darn busy on weekend afternoons. Sun up to about 10:00 am is great. You pretty much have the lake to yourself. After that it gradually gets busy and from 1:00 to 5:00 I stay off the lake. Between the normal breeze that kicks up in the afternoon and all the rollers, it's no fun for ski boats. Best thing to do is use the lake until about lunch time and then find a place to hang out until about suppertime.

There is public access and some private access that you can pay for, which is sometimes better as it is not as crowded.

There are places to stay that are near the lake, but not right on the lake that aren't too expensive. Places on the lake usually book up early are are pretty expensive.

Hey Bruce,
Thanks for the pics.
Makes me want to go back.
Come on summer!
I must be gettin old, because draggin my tired arss out of bed on these cold mornings is getting real old!