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Rain has not been far from anyone’s mind around here since the end of August. With Tropical Storm Irene dumping over 6 inches of rain on parts of the Mount Washington Valley and the more recent rain we saw this last week Conway Lake home owners should have a pretty good idea of any areas [...] Driveways, your access to your waterfront home and a suite of potential problems for water quality. The first thing to remember is that a driveway is a surface and will therefore be exposed to rain and snow melt. As lake stewards knowing how your driveway can affect the quality of the water where you own [...] Closing camp in September reminds me of a favorite line from a long cherished book of childhood, Time of Wonder It is time to reset the clock from the rise and fall of the tide, to the come and go of the school bus. Pack your bag and put in a few treasures – some [...] It seems like winter barely got started this year and then spring came early, too early for skiers anyway. But now that the snow is gone open ground is again exposed to the weather and lakeside home owners need to be aware of what this might mean for their property and the possible effects on [...] The pitter-patter of rain drops on the roof has long been a sound that can soothe our minds. Picture a cool summer morning, maybe on the porch, a warm cup of coffee, a good book, the view of the lake and that lovely sound. Rain falling on land does more than just wet the ground. [...] |
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