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Here is a collection of photos taken in around Lake Winnipesaukee on October 7, 2003. It was your typical fall day, frosty morning temperatures warmed to about 60 degrees in the afternoon, and there was hardly a cloud in the sky.  These photos were taken from aboard the Mt. Washington as she cruised all around the lake.

 
Lake Winnipesaukee Mt. Chocorua forms an impressive backdrop from parts of the lake.
Lake Winnipesaukee This is the southwest facing side of Rattlesnake Island.
Lake Winnipesaukee This is the southeast shore of Weirs Bay.
Lake Winnipesaukee The marine patrol following our boat.  That's red hill in the background.
Lake Winnipesaukee Plenty of open space to cruise around.
Lake Winnipesaukee This was taken near the Wolfeboro end of the lake.
Lake Winnipesaukee Looking down the length of the broads to Center Harbor, 28 miles away.
Lake Winnipesaukee This is the side of Rattlesnake Island.
Lake Winnipesaukee This is the side of Rattlesnake Island.
Lake Winnipesaukee Another scene, I can't remember from where on the lake.
Lake Winnipesaukee The Belknap Range, with Gunstock in the center.
Lake Winnipesaukee Looking north into the wind, Rattlesnake Island to your left and Moose Island to your right.
Lake Winnipesaukee If the island is big enough to walk on, it can probably support a house, such as this one.
Lake Winnipesaukee

Another shot looking down the length of the broads.

Lake Winnipesaukee This is the back side of Brickyard Mountain, soon to be turned into a upscale housing development.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Approaching Rattlesnake Island.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Looking down the Lake heading towards Alton.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH More of the same, stunning scenery everywhere.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Looking west toward the Belknap Range.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH This is in Center Harbor. You won't find too many traffic signs out on the Lake, but this is one of them. 
 
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH A snow capped Mt. Washington can be seen 60 miles away.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH A sailboat takes advantage of the breeze out in the broads.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH This is Rattlesnake Island.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Plenty of Islands make for plenty of neat coves and spot to poke around.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Mt. Chocorua forms an impressive backdrop from parts of the lake.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Mt Washington is visible from the middle sections of the lake near the southern shores.
Red Hill as seen in early May before the leaves are out.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH The tops of the Ossipee's poke in this scene.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH A snowy mid winter scene with snow blowing down the lake and snow capped mountains.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH This is Moose Island, located out in the broads.  Takes a beating from a northwest wind.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH This is the side of Rattlesnake Island.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Looking southeast toward the far end of the lake near Wolfeboro and Alton.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH A snow capped Mt. Washington can be observed in this photo.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Great views can be had from just about everywhere.  
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH If the island is big enough to walk on, it can probably support a house.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Little coves prompt exploration.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH Taken from almost in the center of the lake.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH The Spindle Point lighthouse is visible in the shot taken in Weirs Bay.
Lake Winnipesaukee, NH A sailboat takes advantage of the breeze out in the broads.


 

 

 


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