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Granite Geek podcast: When is a lake a lake and a mountain shorter than a hill

It was the perfect day for a sail around Lake Sunapee last week. We can't stress enough that it was an absolutely beautiful day, making for one of the more enjoyable assignments in recent memory.

Published: 7/26/2018 9:30:25 AM

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Granite Geek: What’s in a name for N.H.’s lakes, ponds, mountains and hills? A lot of confusion

Is it Lake Sunapee or Sunapee Lake? And why Lake Winnipesaukee but Newfound Lake? Granite Geek David Brooks and Sunapee resident Michael Pezone discuss.

For more episodes, visit granitegeek.concordmonitor.com/podcast or subscribe to the channel on Stitcher, iTunes, Google Music or Podbean.

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Granite Geek: What’s in a name for N.H.’s lakes, ponds, mountains and hills? A lot of confusion

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