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Dave Nesbitt, gentleman of the lake. Dave has been taking tourists onto this water body for more than 16 years, offering regular daily trips as well as private charters and sunset tours to the Ngātoroirangi Mine Bay Māori rock carvings. Latterly, he has started showing guests the more remote western side of the lake, with its waterfalls and pristine private coves. On days off, he and Jess will either tick off maintenance jobs or head out on their 14m sloop Kindred Spirit to explore new corners of the lake, or push the vessel into a bracing breeze. “Once I got on the lake, I just fell in love with sailing and realised what Dad was trying to show me as a kid,” Dave says. ....
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The two boats on fire on Saturday afternoon at the TaupÅ Boat Harbour. The owner of a boat written off in a fire in Taupō’s boat harbour at the weekend is thankful no-one was hurt when his boat erupted in flames. Grant Bayley was on the boat only half an hour earlier, finishing a cleanup after getting back from a three-day excursion on the lake. “It could have been a lot worse but the main thing is nobody got hurt,” Bayley told Stuff on Monday. “At the end of the day, it is just a boat and you can get a new one.” ....