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When they paved Rt. 28 through Wolfeboro, I said to my wife, "Quick! let's ride our bicycles on it before the big crack on the side reappears!" It was really nice, but I think it'll be back in the Spring.
Speaking of bikes, did you ever try to ride one down 28A in Alton Bay? I think they need some of those potholes and ruts transplanted from 109 to 28A. |
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Join Date: Apr 2004
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Well the sad news is today was the day when the boulder began to heave up on Rte. 11 at the bottom of Riley Road. For any who will travel from the Ames Farm area heading East - BEWARE!
It will only get worse (much worse) from here on through the next two months. *sigh*
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Join Date: Apr 2006
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Looks like I will be taking 11a by Gunstock for awhile, hate that Ames Farm section of road.
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You are all breaking my heart. I was so happy when they "stimulated" route 28 last summer. It's a shame it did not last. I guess I will have to open the sun roof this spring.
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![]() So when you bounce up in the air, your head will go out the sun roof instead of into the (hard) roof????? I never thought of that!
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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When we go 109 from Wolfeboro, usually around February, Ms Swampy accuses me of "cruel and unusual punishment". I thought this year would be different. Sounds like I a wrong again (..still).
Any chance they could "upgrade" 109 to a Class VI road?
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I was also going to post about the condition of 109 and wondered if someone would beat me to it! Both DH and I are somewhat appalled that they went through all the trouble to skim it, just to have it go back to the horrible shape it was in.
Yes, it was SO nice while it lasted!!!!
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Join Date: Jul 2002
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So much for the Stimulus Paving!
It really was nice in August and September. I'm sure the leaf-peeping traffic enjoyed smooth sailing. The skiers? No so much... The Bike Week traffic will be tested again.
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I know this is an old thread, but I rarely drive on 109, but I did today and yes it is wavy and heaved, but driveable. I drive 171 from Moultonboro to Rt 16 at least 3 days a week and let me tell you , you practically need a lunar rover to traverse it. It is normally potholed and uneven , but now it is absolutely ridiculous. It is many times worse than 109 particularly from just past M'boro until Ossippee and horrible in Tuftonboro.
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Lily Pond Road is also an absolute treat
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PBR, At least we take it slow on Lily Pond Road, so as to duck beneath the aircraft traffic flying overhead!
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Based on this thread, I was expecting Baghdad-like holes & heaves along 109, but found it in pretty good shape from Moultonborough to Wolfeboro on Saturday. The worst road I drive was 175 heading toward Center Harbor. That one was in rough condition.
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