Sebago lake couple questions
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I saw quite a few formulas a baja and a sunsation this weekend. I was in a red/yellow fountain. Nice change from just seeing blow boats and lobster boats up my way!
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At the last minute I ended up towing my boat to Moosehead for the weekend so I wasn't around. It was a great weekend weather wise- nice and warm.
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Folks, I am looking at Sebago Cove Estates, and am seeing a ton of lots available on the cheap. Does anyone know why this is so? Is the cove too shallow for a pontoon boat? Is the access to the Big Lake too narrow? Are the lots on a ledge and there are no wells able to find water? Any answers/suggestions are helpful. Thanks!
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Folks, I am looking at Sebago Cove Estates, and am seeing a ton of lots available on the cheap. Does anyone know why this is so? Is the cove too shallow for a pontoon boat? Is the access to the Big Lake too narrow? Are the lots on a ledge and there are no wells able to find water? Any answers/suggestions are helpful. Thanks!
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