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dennis j
11-24-2012
04:28 PM ET (US)
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took in the dock today, glad to see we were not the last ones. camp looks lonely, always a bittersweet sight, all the places around shut up for the winter. i guess that's what makes it all the sweeter in the summer, camp is a finite pleasure, all the more enjoyable because it only lasts a few short weeks. Dennis J.
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Paige Totman
08-13-2012
04:46 PM ET (US)
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Crystal Lake Association folding camp chairs are available for purchase! Great gift idea and perfect for camping, canoe, kayak, beach, dock, bleachers, hiking and backpacking! They are $50 and all money collected goes directly to the Crystal Lake Association. To obtain one, please email me at progers0529@gmail.com.
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mark perkins
07-10-2012
06:34 AM ET (US)
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ryan just go to boat launch road and launch there and park your car too.have a great ride.good swamps to check out too. have fun.
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Ryan
07-09-2012
06:45 PM ET (US)
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Just got my first Kayak! I live by the 4 Corners in Gilmanton. I went to Meadow Pond, I've been to Opechee in laconia. Next up is Crystal Lake. Is public parking easy to spot?
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Ann
04-02-2012
06:09 PM ET (US)
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When are the rest of the boards going in the dam?
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mcdude
03-16-2012
11:31 AM ET (US)
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STUDENTS BEING TRANSPORTED from Gilmanton to Gilford were stuck on a bus for three hours on Wednesday morning when the bus got stuck in the mud on Loon Pond Road.
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mcdude
03-16-2012
11:29 AM ET (US)
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MUD SEASON HAS ARRIVED!
GILMANTON — Students traveling to Gilford on Wednesday morning were several hours late to school after their bus became submerged in mud along a back road.
Around 7 a.m., the school bus transporting a group of Gilmanton students to the Gilford High School during a normal morning commute along Loon Pond Road in Gilmanton got stuck in mud for the second time in two days. The driver had been able to manuever the bus out of the mud on Tuesday.
GHS freshman Josh Doherty called The Citizen around 9:30 a.m., advising that he and 20 other students had been on the bus for more than three hours.
“Probably over a quarter of the back wheel was stuck,” he said. “The front door could open because the right side of the bus was angled up.”
During the three-hour wait, he said, the students talked amongst themselves, listened to music, and played 20 Questions to pass the time.
Gilmanton Police Chief Philip O’Brien said a number of roads have been closed down or are passable at “your own risk” because of the current conditions.
“The highway department is busy hauling gravel in but it doesn’t seem like they can fill it in quick enough,” said O’Brien. “Even though they are working on [Loon Pond Road], it’s almost impassable.”
In addition to Loon Pond Road, O’Brien said there are major road issues with GUINEA RIDGE ROAD and Stone Road.
“The frost usually goes out in levels,” he said. “With the lack of snow this year, it seems they all went out at once and the bottom of the roads have been dropping out.”
Highway crews have been working hard to fix a number of roads in Gilmanton to make them passable for all motorists. Wednesday morning’s bus incident was the third time a school bus has been stuck in just the past few days, according to O’Brien.
Gilford Superintendent Kent Hemingway Jr. said the buses will use an alternate route for the rest of the week to avoid having another school bus becoming stuck.
“Because of the condition of the road and the degree to which the bus was stuck, extracting the bus was quite a challenge,” Hemingway said. “It took a number of vehicles to transport the students.”
Gilmanton Superintendent John Fauci said that, based on the condition of a number of roads in town, school buses will need to be re-routed until the roads dry up.
“We had a high school run and one of the buses got stuck in the mud,” said Fauci. “When we got notified, the fire department, police department, and the highway department responded.”
The students on the bus were taken off the bus and transported to a safe zone by four-wheel vehicles from the bus company and fire department, then loaded onto another bus that safely transported them to school.
Fauci complimented the emergency crews for their help during the incident.
On Monday, emergency crews responding to a child who had fallen from a second story window were thankful for having a fourwheel drive ambulance because of the road conditions.
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mcdude
03-16-2012
11:01 AM ET (US)
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Great pic Doug - I think I'll place in the photo gallery
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Doug
03-09-2012
02:54 PM ET (US)
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I thought I would share a picture for what is to come in two short months! Come on Spring and Summer! Taken May of last year.
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mcdude  01-15-2012
01:34 PM ET (US)
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Any ice fishermen out on the lake yet?
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mark
01-07-2012
09:38 PM ET (US)
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Really looking forward to the first summer at the lake,I just know it will be great. Have already met alot of new friends already and looking forward to meeting many more to come.
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Doug T
01-06-2012
01:11 PM ET (US)
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Welcome to the lake Mark. This up and coming summer will be my third summer here. I love getting away to my camp.
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markp
10-27-2011
07:07 AM ET (US)
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We have finally got a camp on crystal lake and we are very grateful to have such great neighbors up there all of them making us feel right at home.Nice to meet you all "thanks again" The Perkins Family" 69 Varney Rd. Edited 10-27-2011 07:09 AM
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Doug
09-03-2011
11:36 AM ET (US)
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Games start a 6pm at the park then fireworks after according to the sign on crystal lake road. Should be a good time.
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