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Maine Ice

Just to keep the juices flowing, here’s a shot of the narrows on Damariscotta Lake, looking north. The ice is about 3/4”, and was strong enough to withstand the gusts of wind which caused it to heave up and down, … Continue reading

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South Twin

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Plymouth Pond

It’s been a bit touch and go in the past week. The pond was reported to be still open a few days ago and the hope was that it’d stay open until the small disturbance today and tomorrow passes through. … Continue reading

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Stern Steerer Needs Ice (and a Home)

This boat spent most of it’s life on lakes in the Augusta, Maine, area. Most recently she’s called Cobbosseecontee home. As a matter of fact, the same day we were sailing that lake two years ago from the south end … Continue reading

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What is the Perfect Report?

The perfect ice report is, of course, a report of perfect ice. But that’s not the issue today. John Zimmerman sent this around, and it’s an excellent guide to keep in mind as you check ice and send reports. It’s … Continue reading

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