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Ya know ...... as long as you leave someone on-board, who stays on the boat, believe it is ok to drop anchor off-shore the town dock in the no-wake zone, and row ashore in the dinghy, which can be carried/wheeled up and onto the shore area while you visit the town on foot.
Certain breeds of dogs like the Portuguese Water Dog who are super-smart, easy to train, and eager to please ..... could probably do a bang-up job of minding the yacht ..... while all the humans head off, to go stuff their face at a local restaurant.
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I know each town and docking has its own PROS/CONS but its hard to beat Meredith. Big wide docks that can accommodate most any size boat and room to actually turn around in-between piers if need be. Also things to do/eat right off the docks. Granted maybe not as nice as Wolfeboro in terms of shops.
I'll say this, as boaters towards the other end of the lake, it does not make much sense to try to go to Wolfeboro on a weekend (some 45 min cruise over) when potentially faced with not getting a docking spot and circling around with 20 other boats for over hour. No question in my mind if the situation was improved the town would see more business - if that's what it's looking for. |
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