Mar/Apr 2016 Shorelines Newsletter Delivery Survey

March/April 2015
March/April 2015
Shorelines Newsletter
Delivery Survey
The Communications Committee conducted a survey
to see if residents are willing to read the Shorelines
news online. The South Down newsletter is currently mailed to each owner's address on record with
Harvard Management. It is also available on our
website: www.SDShores.com. The South Down
Council is reviewing whether it is beneficial to limit
the hard-copy versions of the newsletter sent by mail,
since it is available online.
Some of the reasons to go electronic are Costs, the
Labor/Effort to create, publish and mail, and Timeliness to get information out to our residents.
An online survey was developed and the link was
emailed to owners of South Down. 70% of the owners who were sent the link completed the survey,
which is an excellent response rate. It was also impressive how many comments and valuable feedback
were received. The Communications Committee has
forwarded the results to the Council to aid in their
evaluation.
Mar/Apr
2016
FOR YOUR CALENDAR
MARCH:
4
Executive Meeting, SD—9 a.m.
13 Daylight Saving Time Starts
21 Building Committee, LB—9:30 a.m.
27 Easter Sunday
APRIL:
9
Council Meeting, SD— 9 a.m.
13 Thomas Jefferson’s Birthday
14 Garden Club Meeting, SD—6:30 p.m.
15 End of Winter Parking Ban
16 Board Meeting, LB—8 a.m.
Deadline for May/June 2016 issue is April 1!
Submit material to: souhdownnews@gmail.com
WELCOME NEW RESIDENTS
South Down
Anurag & Swait Bairathi - 25 Hemlock Circle
Lawrence & Jane LaCroix - 39B Freedom Lane
Andrew & Kerri Mulkerin - 8A Duffers Drive
Michael & Dina Onesty- 21A Molly Lane
Mark & Megan Riendeau - 18 Croft Way
Sally Tarte - 45B Freedom Lane
Arthur & Jan Triglione - 9B Constellation Drive
John Wilkins - 9 Harvest Lane
Long Bay
Steven & Elizabeth Burdeau - 155 Long Bay Drive
Ordway Family - 99 Deerfield Turn
Visit the SDRA and LBHOA websites frequently
for timely updates on activities, social events
and news for your community.
SDRA website: www.sdshores.com
LBHOA website: www.longbayassociation.com
Message from
the SDRA
President
Bruce Miller
Red Sox spring training is in full swing; hope springs
eternal and winter predictably does not. As of this
writing, it has been the winter that wasn’t in New
Hampshire. Paugus Bay has waves rather than ice,
and fishermen (and fisherwomen) everywhere are
cursing El Nino. The pond hockey tournament has
been moved to Waukewan due to a lack of ice in
Meredith bay and there has not been any word regarding the dog sled races. This will all be in the rear
view mirror by the time you read this.
As we move into spring and subsequently summer, I
thought that I would dedicate this edition of the President’s Letter to sports fandom in the lakes region.
Most of us have seen our athletic glory days pass, but
remain sports enthusiasts, none the less. There are
ample opportunities in the lakes region to take in interesting (and obscure) athletic events.
The newly renamed “Winnipesaukee Muskrats” of
the New England College Baseball League (NECBL)
play at Robbie Mills Field right around the corner
from South Down Shores. Single game tickets are a
mere $5 and kids get in free. The NECBL is one of
the country’s most competitive college baseball development leagues and it has produced a number of
players that have gone on to play in the majors.
http://winnipesaukeemuskrats.pointstreaksites.com/
view/winnipesaukeemuskrats
Nearby Portland is home to the Portland Hurling
Club (stop snickering) which is sponsored by….drum
roll…Guinness. Hurling is a sport of ancient Gaelic
and Irish origin which has been played for over 3,000
years. The object of the game is for players (using a
wooden stick called a hurley) to hit a small ball
(called a sliotar) between the opponents’ goalposts
either over the crossbar for one point, or under the
crossbar into a net guarded by a goalkeeper for a goal
worth three points. The Portland Hurling Club schedule can be found on their webpage:
http://www.portlandhurling.com/index.php?p=home
The New Hampshire Boat Museum runs an annual
Vintage Race Boat Regatta in Wolfboro Bay. Vintage
boats in classes from small outboards to Grand Prix
hydroplanes run heats on a one mile oval course. It is
possible to get pit passes and even a ride on a race
boat. The Regatta is scheduled for September 14,
2016 through September 16, 2016.
http://www.nhbm.org/vintage-race-boat-regatta/
New Hampshire Motor Speedway will host a number of races in 2016 including the New Hampshire
301 (July 17, 2016) and the New England 300
(September 25, 2016). But in my opinion, the premier event of the season is “Extreme
Chunkin” (October 15, 2016, October 16, 2016).
Competitive teams from across the country will use
trebuchets, catapults and air cannons to launch
pumpkins.
http://www.nhms.com/events/extreme_chunkin/
One of my favorites is the New Hampshire Snowmobile Association’s Grass Drags and Watercross
held in Freemont New Hampshire on Columbus
Day weekend. This three day event includes snowmobile grass drag racing with speeds reaching 115
mph. In addition, there is water cross racing in
which snowmobiles race (skim) on water on straight
line and oval courses. Invariably, some sink and
they use a buoy attached to the snowmobile to find
and fish it out.
Notice
NEW: Golf cart owners can now submit registration for their golf carts using an online
form. The form is filled in by the owner and electronically sent to Harvard. Harvard reviews the
form and confirms back to the owner within 3-5
business days. If the owner does not get confirmation by 5 business days they should contact
Harvard Management.
DID YOU KNOW that you can login to
your homeowners account to review your account balance, make a payment, place a work
order, add changes to your profile, and review important association information?
VISIT US ON THE WEB AND LOG IN TODAY!
www.harvardmanagement.com
HARVARD MANAGEMENT
Winter Advisory - Last year there were several properties with frozen pipes and significant damage. Turning off
your water when you leave for 24 hours or more can greatly reduce the possibility of damage, especially during
power outages. If your unit is unattended, it is a good idea to leave your key with a neighbor for emergency access
and to have them periodically check the unit during your absence.
Beach House- We are currently booking the SDRA & LBHOA Beach Houses for the 2016 Village Annual Meetings on
a first come first serve basis. Call us to ensure a date is available for your meeting.
2016 Golf Cart Registration- Registration of golf carts is required annually and expired on December 31st for both
SDRA & LBHOA. **Complete the Form and submit Online or download the 2016 form from www.sdshores.com/
feesforms.html or www.longbayassociation.com/documents.html
SDRA & LBHOA Canoe/Kayak racks 2016 renewal payments due- Canoes and kayaks stored on the racks must be
rented annually with Harvard Management and be stored in the assigned rack space. Watercraft may not be left
on the ground.
Gate Access Codes & Clickers- Access codes and clickers are available at the Harvard Management Office. Clickers
are $35 each for SDRA residents / $50 each for all others made payable by check only to SDRA. Short term vendor
codes are available upon request.
New Owners & Sellers- Please contact Harvard Management to ensure we have proof of purchase so we can enter you into our owner database and update you in the security gate system. Buyers & Sellers, make sure your closing company contacts Harvard Management well in advance to request a 6D Estoppel Certificate to alert us of an
upcoming sale. This will ensure a smooth transition for all parties. ***Owner and New Owner Update Forms are
now available to complete and submit online on both the Southdown and Long Bay HOA Websites***
LBHOA Dues- Bi-Annual payments are due February 1 and August 1st each year. Please be sure to pay on time to
avoid late charges. Owner accounts and balances are available online.
LBHOA Moorings- Mooring rentals at Long Bay are available through Harvard Management for $700 for the season. Renewal applications are due by March 1 and new applications April 30. Payment is required to hold your
space and is non-refundable. NEW- There are five additional moorings this year and all assigned moorings numbers
will be based on layout of length overall of the 25 the boats so we can avoid boats swinging around in light winds and hitting
each other.
LBBC Questionnaire- Owners are required to submit a completed 2016 Questionnaire, stamped executed current
boat registration and current Certificate of Insurance by April 30, 2016 yearly to Harvard Management. Forms can
be downloaded on the Long Bay website or the Harvard Web portal.
Office Hours- Our hours are Monday through Friday from 9 am to 5 pm. Please call ahead to ensure we are in the
office. as we may be at our properties or in a meeting. You are also welcome to make an appointment. Harvard
Management is closed for Major Holidays.
Katie Dodge kdodge@harvardmanagement.com
Deana Rizzo drizzo@harvardmanagement.com
Robin Kingston rkingston@harvardmanagement.com
Harvard Management Solutions, Inc., 14 Country Club Road Suite #6 Gilford, NH 03249
Phone: 603-528-1988 Fax: 603-528-0018
CRUISING BY SALILING SHIP
with Peter Cassell
If you're interested in or looking for a new cruising experience, far different from the ships from the major
cruise lines, let me tell you about a cruise I and a good friend took this past November. It was a two-week
cruise from Bridgetown, Barbados through the Panama Canal to Balboa/Panama
City, Panama via the Grena-dines; St. Georges, Grenada; Isla Margarita and Isla
Blanquilla, Venezuela; Kralendjik, Bonaire; Willemstad, Curacao; Oranjestad,
Aruba; Cartagena, Colombia; the San Blas Islands, Panama; and a transit of the
Panama Canal. We also had three full days at sea, two days from Aruba to Cartagena and one day from Cartagena to the San Blas Islands..
The ship is the S.P.V. Star Flyer, part of the Star Clippers fleet, a 360-foot, 4masted (16 sails totaling 36,000 sq. ft.) barkentine, yes, a sailing ship. The company has 3 sailing ships and cruises in the Med, the Far East, the Caribbean as
well as ocean crossings (delivery cruises). Cruises run from 3 to 28 days. It carries 160 passengers; We were
part of a group of 58 members of the United States Power Squadrons from around the country. Other passengers were from the US and several European coun-tries. Right is a photo of Star Flyer off the San Blas Islands
with 15 of her sails deployed.
And check out the ship docked in St. Georges, Grenada. The ship
on the other side of the dock is the Ce-lebrity Summit. If you
look closely, you'll see that the masts of the Star Flyer (the tallest
is 226 feet high) are taller than the Summit. As we departed St.
Georges before the Summit; many passengers on that ship
watched and waved as we sailed away. I think they might have
been a bit jealous.
The ship has one dining room, a library, several lounges, a bar,
two small swimming pools and plenty of water toys for the use
of the passengers. There were land excursions available (at extra
cost) at each of the stops; at most of the stops, you could just
walk around the cities we were docked at on your own or get a
taxi and create your own excursion.
The atmosphere aboard ship is very laid-back and casual; no coats and ties required. The only dress requirement is that men have to wear slacks and collared shirts at dinner and the ladies have to wear slacks or skirts
with blouses or dresses at dinner. The rest of the time is shorts/shirts or bathing suits/cover-ups.
There were varied daily shipboard activities, both during the day and in the evening. One morning I climbed
the rigging to the first crows nest on the forward mast; the views of the ship from there were amazing. The final activity was a talent show with both passengers and crew participating; it was great.
The transit of the Panama Canal was a very interesting experience. The locks, both on the Caribbean side and
the Pacific side were really neat, still functioning after 100 years. Panama is building additional locks, much
larger than the existing locks, on both ends of the canal to accommodate larger commercial ships; the new
locks are scheduled to be in service this year. After we exited the canal on the Pacific side we had to pass under the Bridge of the Americas, part of the Pan American highway that runs from Canada to South America.
Our masts were so tall that we had to time our passage under the bridge to be at the lowest of low tide; if we
didn't make that 15-minute window, we'd have had to wait until the next low tide (the next morning) to try
again. We made it the first time.
The crew, from the captain on down, were very friendly and helpful. They are from multiple countries. So if
you want an interesting and unique cruising experience on a small sailing ship, Google either "Star Flyer" or
"Star Clippers" to find out about the company and the ships.
Irwin Marine
PO Box 6145
958 Union Avenue
Laconia, NH 03246
Phone: 603-527-6168
Phone: 603-524-6169
Fax: 603-524-0673
The boating season is almost upon us! 2016 fees remain the same - $450 dry berth, $990 boat slip.
At the Annual meeting the membership voted to make repairs to the docks and stain this spring.
This may delay placing boats in the slips until after May 15th. I will keep you up to date as we go along.
The Membership discussed the demand on dry berths in 2015 and how it will affect Long Bay property
owners moving forward. It was decided, for 2016 SDRA dry berths will be offered to SDS property owners first. They will have until March 15th to commit to renting a dry berth. Any SDRA dry berths available, after March 15th will then be offered to Long Bay property owners. Priority will be based on longevity of previous rental.
PWC moorings will not be offered to anyone who is not a Boat Club member. (Member - one who owns a
dry berth or boat slip.)
Remember to notify me of any changes to your - mailing address, email, phone number.
New Boat Approval forms are required from anyone bringing a boat into the Boat Club for the first time.
If needed, they can be downloaded at www.sdshores.com or contact me and I will be happy to send you
one. Have a Great Day!
Carol Downing
SDBC Administration
Irwin Real Estate Sales & Rental Agent
South Down Garden Club
It is getting to be that time again! The South Down Garden Club is looking forward to a
wonderful 2016 season. The program committee has been hard at work over the winter
arranging some wonderful programs for us to enjoy and learn from.
We meet on the 2nd Thursday of the month at the South Down Beach House at 6:30 pm.
during the months of April through December. The yearly dues are $20.00 and are payable from March 1st through May1st. For those members that will be here by the April
meeting are welcome to pay at that time. For those that are not please submit your payment to : Barbara Shea at 45 Lantern Circle.
There may be a small cost share for some of the programs that are planned for this season. You will be notified of that amount as soon as the Program committee determines
what that will be and also at the meeting prior to the program and by e-mail, prior to the
program.
Program Schedule for 2016
April 14th
Beans and Greens CSA presentation and pot-luck social
May 12th
Wine Glass Painting. Includes instructions, 2 wine glasses of your choice and
choice of paint colors. (There will be a small share, TBD)
June 9th
Annual Meeting
July 7th
Emma’s Perennials Touring of the beautiful gardens followed by a visit to her
lovely gift shop.
August 11th
Votive Holders Learning to decorate lovely Votive Candle holders using Epsom
salts, food coloring and glue. Members will bring a holder of their choice. (info
to follow)
September 8th
Loon Center Presentation. (waiting for confirmation)
October 13th
Wreaths for any occasion Using burlap and your choice of decoration. (cost
share, TBD)
November 10th
Making Life Easier Sharing tips on gardening, cleaning, cooking and every day
living.
December 8th
Annual Christmas Party Location to be determined
Message from
the LBHOA
President
Dick Bordwell
As I write this letter, it is amazing to see that Lake
Winnipesaukee is 80% clear of ice. We could be in
for an early season for outdoor events and of course
our boaters, kayakers, and canoe riders, this year. I
want you to know that while things have been relatively quiet with our committees at this time of year,
we continue to actively prepare for all the events that
will make this an enjoyable time for all.
The Board is currently planning for the following
events this year, and as I noted in my past letter, the
Clubhouse has moved to the top of our agenda.
There will be more to review in this newsletter as
well as upcoming articles.
Long Bay Priorities for 2016
Clubhouse – This will be a two stage assessment
and you will be asked to voice your opinions
during this process.
The first stage will be required repairs to
the external structure of the clubhouse. These repairs will take place
prior to the Annual Meeting.
The second stage will be the renovation of
the clubhouse itself internally to reflect an updated and functional area
for Long Bay resident use. Various
plans for this will presented at the
Town Hall and Annual Meetings for
vote and funding.
South Down Front Gate Project – This is a major
project to relieve congestion, reduce damage,
improve security, ease access for contractors,
and allow for closed gates during our key
summer holidays which is currently restricted
by Laconia due to the backups that are caused
on route 106.
Long Range Planning – This is the financial planning that takes place to assure that all of our
amenities are planned for 20 years out, and
the Operating Reserve is suitably funded to
handle the required projects thus eliminating
the need for special assessments.
Long Bay Roads Paving – Paving of our roads
occurs every 20 -25 years and this is a major
expense for which we utilize the reserve
budget. This year we will pave Teddington
Way and Oakleigh Drive. We have moved the
paving of Cowpath Lane to 2017.
Beach Furniture – We will expand the new furniture we have had on the main beach the last
two seasons, now to the North Beach. Our
beaches are being used more than ever and
Long Bay is continuing to grow as a community.
Key Meeting Dates
Village Presidents – March 12 @ 8:00 am
Teleconference
Town Hall Meeting – July 9th @ 9:00 am
Beane Center
Annual Meeting - - August 20th @ 9:00am
Beane Center
Most sincerely,
Dick Bordwell
President, LBHOA II
COMMITTEE UPDATES
New Members in Long Bay: Please welcome the
following new families to Long Bay
Steve & Elizabeth Burdeau 155 Long Bay Drive
Garden Committee – The Long Bay Garden Committee is still on vacation. Our first meeting will be
in early May to plan the upcoming season. Spring
clean up days will be announced in late April so
watch the website for them. Our gardens were looking pretty good last year and we will not have to add
many new perennials or shrubs this spring. We will,
however, be adding many annuals for color all season long!!! We anticipate two planting dates, both of
them later in May after fear of frost is gone. These
planting dates will also be on the Garden Committee
website. We welcome new members!! - Ann Harper
and Nancy Washburn, co-chairs
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COMMITTEE UPDATES
Just follow these quick and easy steps:
1. First jot down the registration number of your
golf cart, make, color and number of seats.
2. Go to our website at
www.longbayassociation.com and find the
Breaking News box at the top left of the page.
You will see: Online Golf Cart registration! check it out.
3. Click on the highlighted "check it out" portion
and it will take you directly to the page that holds
the form.
4. Read the directions as you scroll down the page
and enter the needed information.
5.
When you have completed your data entry just
Clubhouse Project Committee - As noted earlier in
click on the "submit form" button and you are
this newsletter, the work on the Clubhouse is going
to be a considerable and important update and repair
automatically registered for the year.
project for Long Bay. There are two focuses for this
project, and the most immediate one will be repairing This should not take more than five minutes to comitems due to the age and condition of the Clubhouse.
These will be primarily replacing the roof, replacing plete. We hope instituting this easy process will enawindows and rotting sills, repairing rotting wood be- ble all of our golf cart owners to register well in adhind the siding and beneath timbers on the decking, vance of the Memorial Day weekend, which is the
and finally the entry door to the clubhouse. These
due date to be registered.
expenses are expected to be at least $30,000 and bids
are presently being placed for these items along with The Long Bay Homeowner's Association will be
timelines to ensure that we can do as much of this
sponsoring our free Annual CPR Training course in
required work, prior to our Memorial Day opening
June at our clubhouse. A specific email giving the
weekend. The second phase of the Clubhouse project, date and time will be forthcoming in the next couple
is to modernize and improve functionality of the
of months. Have a safe and enjoyable winter season.
clubhouse for everyday and event use for Long Bay
residents. We expect to have a number of plans for
Mooring Committee
you to review by the time of our Town Hall Meeting
on July 9th.
We have the final expansion of our mooring field
completed and in May we will have 5 mooring spacSafety Committee
es available for use. Early information shows that we
will have all 25 spaces taken by Boats which is a priAs we approach the new recreation season for 2016, ority of use as approved by the State. On April 1 st, if
Golf Cart Registration will soon be upon us. This
we do have any open moorings, we will then hold a
process is vital in maintaining current information
drawing amongst PWC users and assign any availathat allows for conformity, identification and compli- ble moorings. We would urge you to get in contact
ance with safety requirements for operating golf carts with Harvard Management as soon as possible to get
here in Long Bay.
on the mooring list with either your boat or PWC.
Also for those have been mooring users over the past
To make this process as easy as possible for owners, several years, we are going to reassign moorings
we have instituted a "fillable form" right on our web- based on size of the boat to increase spacing in besite that sends the information directly to the Harvard tween moorings for the larger boats. If you are interoffice with one easy click. You don't have to down- ested in a mooring this year, please contact Robin
load a form, fill it out by hand and then scan/fax/
Kingston at Harvard Management,
email separately anymore.
rkingston@harvardmanagement.com.
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Long Bay Social Committee
Pierce. We have approved all eight applications that
have been submitted to date, and are pleased to inform
The Social Committee will be working with Jeff and the community that we have embarked on two major
Tessa Casey on a first ever charity race (likely to be a tree removal and trimming projects located on com5K) to take place in Long Bay and South Down this mon land. One is above the pool area with the other
summer. It will support the Gunstock Adaptive Proadjacent to the pool in the common area.
gram, an effort that has been supporting youth and
adults with developmental issues and disabilities ,
The newest of our projects was completed in Decemhave memorable experiences on the slopes.
ber and January, significantly improving the health of
the trees along Cow Path between the road and the
Maintenance Committee
railroad tracks. A much better looking result. In as
much as the LBHO II had Chippers on the property,
This Spring we will be moving to the larger and stur- Pride's Point Association also completed a major prodier Dinghy/Kayak Racks. By the end of April we
ject on their own.
will have 25 Dinghy Racks for mooring users and we
will have 40 spaces for Canoes/Kayaks. This marks
The committee held its most recent meeting at 15
two changes in the use of the racks. The first, is these Teddington Way in January. Anyone interested in
will now be year round rentals and ongoing users will making any changes to their property involving trees,
not need to remove their watercraft. The second is that please feel free to contact any of our committee memwe will only have 1 craft per assigned space at a cost bers, or contact Harvard Management to get the apof $50.00. Based on availability multiple spaces may plication. This application is also available on the
be reserved for rental. If you are interested in a space Long Bay website.— Arnold W. Pierce, Chairman
this year, please contact Robin Kingston at Harvard
Management, rkingston@harvardmanagement.com.
Long Bay Website – For those of you that have recently joined our Association, you will find the Long
Bay website the best source for news, advice, forms,
Shorelines Newsletter
applications, events, and activities in the Long Bay
community. Please visit us at:
As in many Homeowners Associations across the
www.longbayassociation.com.
country, Long Bay will begin posting its Shorelines
Newsletter primarily on the Long Bay website. This
will eliminate costs, and make sure timely information is available nearly a month earlier that we
have been experiencing on published copies. This will
be a first publication that we make this change with,
and with this and all future mailings, we will send out
an email blast with a link to the latest edition. For new
homeowners and those that do not have easy access to
internet service, we will keep a small quantity of
printed newsletters at Harvard Management office.
Should you need one of these, please contact Deana
Rizzo, Long Bay Property Manager.
Tree Management Committee
We are pleased to report that our first year with the
newly established tree management committee has
been very successful. The committee members are:
Paul Visco, Dave Caban, John Perkins, and Arnie
NOTICE: A ll ads will be placed for one issue
only and may be edited to fit. If you want your ad
to remain in, contact the newsletter at southdownnews@gmail.com by the next issue’s deadline which can be found on the front page of the
Shorelines. Classified Ads are also listed on the
SD and LB websites and more detail may be provided.
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B o a t - 2 4 f t . B o w ri d e r F o r S a l e : Maxum
SR2300-- 1996--24 ft. bowrider for sales Excellent condition. Original owner. 4200 lbs. Great
smooth ride. Interior completely detailed to like
new in spring of 2015. 5.7 Merc-cruiser eng. - 63
gal gas tank. New battery. New bimini cover. On
board bathroom, pumpout compatible. Comes
with many extras and all you need to do is start the
engine and hit the lake. $7900. Call Dave at 603
475-3996.
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Looking for Summer Rental: Retired couple
looking for 2-3 bedroom house or condo for rent
for 3 months in either So. Down or Long Bay. Mid
-June to mid-Sept. of 2016. Previous South Down
residents, Submitted by Rita Pascoe.Call Bill Roddy : 561-575-3005
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ISO babysitter : We are looking for a r esponsible babysitter to watch kids in Long Bay. If anyone knows of any responsible young adults, please
let us know. Contact Robin at Robinsull@gmail.com or 603-635-7901.
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Storage Bay for Rent: Storage Bay for Rent.
Contact Jan @ 781-864-2448 or email JanTriglione@Comcast.net.
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Storage Unit need May -November: Please email
with monthly rental amount. Thank you! Contact
Zina at zinatalis@comcast.net
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Boat Rack for sale: Boat rack Y27 lower berth.
$7995 call Jeff at 603-225-3029 or 603-496-5558 .
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SDS Storage unit for sale: B29 size 15x20
$10,500 call Jeff at 603-524-3530 or 603-2253029.
Thule hullivators kayak carrier, bars and
feetpack: Two Thule hullivator s kayak carriers with Thule bars, feet back for both Toyota
Tacoma truck and Toyota Sienna van. Contact
Betty at banson50@aol.com or 603 264-4006.
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Condo for Rent in Beach Club : Exclusive access to a private beach and beach house located
only a few feet away. Access to basketball courts
and tennis courts. 4 bedrooms, 4 bathrooms. 2
queen beds, 1 full bed, 2 twin beds. Wireless internet, Cable TV & Central A/C. Washer/Dryer.
Boat rack available. Call 978-758-0049 or
email tavareskm12@gmail.com.
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South Down Recreation Association
14 Country Club Road
Gilford, NH 03249
www.sdshores.com