Kayak view of Lees Pond in Moultonborough, New Hampshire, on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Photos at Serene, Colorful Lees Pond in Moultonborough, New Hampshire Lees Pond is exceptionally scenic.
Great friends live in a quiet, forested area along the small, 154-acre lake , which drains into vast Lake Winnipesaukee (44,422 acres) .
We visit them often.
When the water’s warm, we enjoy activities such as swimming, kayaking, canoeing, sailing and paddleboarding. When it’s frozen, we love playing hockey and skating.
July 23 was hot and humid at Lees Pond, but the water was quite inviting. Late in the day, I paddled around the lake in my kayak and the scenery was awesome.
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Here are some of my photos, including several from last winter and fall:
Lees Pond and the Ossipee Mountains on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Kayak view of Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Paddleboarding, kayaking and sailing on Lees Pond on July 23, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Rink at Lees Pond on Jan. 4, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Great ice for skating and hockey on Lees Pond on Jan. 4, 2022. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Fall reflections at Lees Pond on Oct. 8, 2021. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger Fall reflections at Lees Pond on Oct. 8, 2021. Photo by Todd B. Bates/NH EnviroGuy blogger You can subscribe to my NH EnviroGuy blog via email: https://medium.com/subscribe/@tbbates16
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