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485.1 | Alton Bay update | MARX::KANE | Ed, "A bad day fishing beats the best day at work!" | Fri Mar 15 1996 09:42 | 7 |
| YUP....pictures on TV news showed a tractor/trailer rig nose down in a
HUGE sink hole on Rt140? that the flood waters had created. Driver was
ok...neighbors tossed him a rope & pulled him to "shore". His WIFE was
in a p/up ahead of his truck....it also ended up in the hole. Last I
heard they hadn't found her.
/ed
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485.2 | town of ALTON NOT ALTON BAY | NETCAD::BIRO | | Fri Mar 15 1996 12:31 | 17 |
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I just talk to someone who has a place up at Winnie.
The newspaper made a mistake, The dam broke in the
town of ALTON, NOT at ALTON BAY. They are too different
place. ALTON BAY is part of Lake Winnie but the town
of ALTON is about a mile south. The dam was part of a small
private pond in the town of ALTON. It wipe out the a
section of route 140.
It would have been nice to go fishing in
a boat under 10 feet of ice :)
John
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485.3 | 44 thousand acres of water???? | OLMEC::JJUNG | | Sun Mar 17 1996 12:49 | 5 |
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If it was a dam on Winni, we'd all be swimming.
I don't think Winnipesaukee has a dam anyway.
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485.4 | Gee, I had my hopes that a hydro plant was gone... | LEXSS1::JOHNHC | | Mon Mar 18 1996 13:28 | 5 |
| Two dams on Winnipesaukee, both in Laconia. They're both hydro dams.
If both dams broke today, the only difference you would see is that you
could navigate between Winnipesaukee and Winnisquam.
John H-C
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