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26 July 2009 @ 02:47 pm
Мужж сплыл :о)
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solnca001 on July 27th, 2009 03:28 pm (UTC)Тома, а где это? А то мы уже два месяца ищем куда бы поехать покататься на jetski и не можем найти. Я так понимаю это Pennsylvania?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lake_Wallenpaupack
Если интересуют подробности про спуск и тыды, дам координаты.
Если интересуют подробности про спуск и тыды, дам координаты.
solnca001 on July 27th, 2009 04:11 pm (UTC)подробности очень интересуют. Спасибо огромное! (Остается найти инструкцию о том, как заставить ленивого бойфренда оторваться от бассейна...)
Хаха, никак :о)
Откуда едите? Расскажу как подьехать к бесплатному спуску, тк никаких карт вменяемых я не нашла.
Откуда едите? Расскажу как подьехать к бесплатному спуску, тк никаких карт вменяемых я не нашла.
solnca001 on July 27th, 2009 04:16 pm (UTC)sorry, i don't have a Russian keyboard at work and translit.ru is just the most annoying thing in the world. We're coming from NY.
Thanx again!
Thanx again!
Wow, that will be a long drive with a jet ski attached :o)
You'll need to take I-84 west to exit 30 in PA, PA route 402 toward Blooming Grove. Turn right to PA-402 (signs to Honesdale and Hawley) and follow it to US-6 (about 5 miles). Turn left to US-6 and go for another 3-4 miles (you'll go along the lake, then some shopping areas and reach traffic light at intersection with Rt-590. Turn left to Rt-590 towards Hamlin and go about 1 mile. You need first left off of 590. Once you turn, you'll see parking lot, launching area and all.
The launching area is free for everyone's use, but PPL (the company that owns the lake) requires every operator of a jetski to obtain boating permit (http://www.boat-ed.com/Pennsylvania/index.html - you can complete the course online and take the test, total cost is $45, worth it anyway)
You'll need to take I-84 west to exit 30 in PA, PA route 402 toward Blooming Grove. Turn right to PA-402 (signs to Honesdale and Hawley) and follow it to US-6 (about 5 miles). Turn left to US-6 and go for another 3-4 miles (you'll go along the lake, then some shopping areas and reach traffic light at intersection with Rt-590. Turn left to Rt-590 towards Hamlin and go about 1 mile. You need first left off of 590. Once you turn, you'll see parking lot, launching area and all.
The launching area is free for everyone's use, but PPL (the company that owns the lake) requires every operator of a jetski to obtain boating permit (http://www.boat-ed.com/Pennsylvania/index.html - you can complete the course online and take the test, total cost is $45, worth it anyway)
solnca001 on July 27th, 2009 04:30 pm (UTC)wow, thats awesome, such detailed directions. We dont really have a jetski, i was hoping to find a place where we can rent it. Apparently nowhere in NY state there is a jetski rental, only Lake George, but its 3 hour ride...
Google lake wallenpaupak marinas, they have some rentals, but I'm not sure about jetski...
solnca001 on July 27th, 2009 04:35 pm (UTC)Even if not, it will be another great place to go to. I thank you!
The lake is 5700 acres. It's 13 miles long!!!
They have public beach there (on the Rt 6 portion of the lake), some boating tours, fishing etc.
They have public beach there (on the Rt 6 portion of the lake), some boating tours, fishing etc.
solnca001 on July 27th, 2009 04:40 pm (UTC)We spend a lot of time on Harriman park lakes. Its convinient since it is about 5 min away from my house, but what a gorgeous place! I believe its about 30 min drive from the city north on Palisades Pkwy.
