Lake walking

nvmbr9 · 01-24-2009, 05:11 PM

Im new to area and no expert. But just looking at the lake freeze...it seems the top of alton bay is the last to go...so it must have currents etc. Would love to hear from lake expert. It seems like it should be as solid as anywhere else but why the last to freeze?

I walked out on the lake in front of my house. Honestly it is hard as a rock with no evidence anywhere of any weakness. yes we should apply common sense and i think i did. I did walk with my pick ax but i felt a little silly. I picked at it and it is hard hard hard hard. It was like antarctica. Blue sky wind about forty knots it felt. Cool. I love it

20 years ago I was 29. We are almost the same age. The 1950s is a good vintage.

01-24-2009, 05:11 PM	#12
nvmbr9 Member Join Date: May 2008 Posts: 22 Thanks: 1 Thanked 2 Times in 1 Post	ice at mouth of alton bay Im new to area and no expert. But just looking at the lake freeze...it seems the top of alton bay is the last to go...so it must have currents etc. Would love to hear from lake expert. It seems like it should be as solid as anywhere else but why the last to freeze? I walked out on the lake in front of my house. Honestly it is hard as a rock with no evidence anywhere of any weakness. yes we should apply common sense and i think i did. I did walk with my pick ax but i felt a little silly. I picked at it and it is hard hard hard hard. It was like antarctica. Blue sky wind about forty knots it felt. Cool. I love it 20 years ago I was 29. We are almost the same age. The 1950s is a good vintage.