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Peaceful Tranquility at the Lake
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| Dockside at Point Breeze in the 1950s |
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A portal for those more interested in friendly chat than
political debate and those interested in commeraderie
with others who love the lake

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| Contestant in the 2005 Smith River Canoe/Kayak Race |
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"Full moon sky, the forest shivers with darkness lit, by green, gray, and
brown under a starry heaven.
This is where I find myself drawn
To a peaceful place, where stream and
pond become one, there, shall I be, when sadness and shadow try to overtake, for here and only here can I escape from the
trials of man, with paddle silently, only the plip of water drops in the black of star shimmer glass. "
An excerpt from "Of Woodsmoke and Quiet Places" - by J. Scott - All Rights Reserved.
Drawdown of Lake Wentworth, 2004
The lake disappears day by day, trickles down Smith River
into Crescent Lake, surges over the dam into Lake Winnipesaukee.
A great blue heron struts through shallows with
timeless grace
snapping turtles lurk where grandchildren jump from floats in summer
a lone bass cruises
toward hordes of minnows
one crested cormorant takes wing, departs for Belize
a mother loon heads south leaving
her offspring to find their way
The lake disappears day by day, like my memory of treasured summers by
its shore. by
Peg Mahoney

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