On Sunday, July 14th, members of the New England Chapter of the Antique and Classic Boat Society met up for a group ride on Lake Winnipesaukee. A professional photographer joins us and captures photos and drone video. But until that is posted this video shows the ride from us in the lead boat, "Workboat 1" a 1929 Chris-Craft 26' double upswept triple cockpit.

We, I mean, Whiskey, organized and planned the route. We depart Wolfeboro just before 10 am on a hot, hot, humid day and head towards Naswa in Laconia. After a cocktail and a bite to eat, we head back through the Weirs Channel and head to Sallys Gut which is a pass between Meredith Neck and Stonedam Island. After coming out of there we head to Swallow Boat House in Moultonborough. Then we "speed" and "race" back towards Wolfeboro.

It was a fabulous day nearly 90 degrees, full sunshine, and high humidity. Being under our boat canopy was the only way to survive being on the lake for hours.

Other boats in the group:
Our other boat "Last Chance" captained by "Manhattan", a 1992 Hacker-Craft 26' triple cockpit.

"Mutual Fun" 1934 Chris-Craft 27' Custom, one of 62 built.

"Shamrock" 27' Hacker-Craft Sport Runabout.

"All-a-Board" 30' Hacker-Craft Dolphin Triple Cockpit

Joining the run for a segment is "Avery Paige" a 22' Lyman.

Blog post with photo gallery.
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