08-06-2016, 12:18 AM
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Nom - - There's more pine needles than grass and we never fertilize the area due to the damaging run-off of lawn chemicals into the lake.There are 3 neighboring cottages around the lake but none are really close. This week, my wife and I are the only ones in residence and as the road dead-ends beyond the last cottage, there's no vehicular traffic either.
It's 15 or 20 miles to a good sized grocery store, depending on which one you choose. There's a gas station and small variety store about 5 miles away.
At night, there's not a single light in sight and as I said before, no traffic passing by. If you enjoy isolation (and it's getting harder to find now a days) this is a good spot.
This week-end we'll have company as our grand-daughter, husband, and 17 month old great grand-daughter will pay us a visit.
14-06-2016, 11:41 AM
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Absolutely stunning.Though I'd be scared stiff on my own, it's seems like the ideal location for the usual B movie horror.
You know the type.....teenagers taking a break and end up being hunted by some hillbilly psychopaths.
Ps...what's the fishing like?
02-07-2016, 04:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Tpin
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Absolutely stunning.Though I'd be scared stiff on my own, it's seems like the ideal location for the usual B movie horror.
You know the type.....teenagers taking a break and end up being hunted by some hillbilly psychopaths.
Ps...what's the fishing like?
Haven't fished much lately, but I see some others pulling out some nice bass.
02-07-2016, 04:42 PM
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Originally Posted by DaveA
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Well, we've been spending our spring and fall here since 1998 and hopefully will continue 'til those "hillbilly psychopaths" catch up with us. Haven't fished much lately, but I see some others pulling out some nice bass.
My sort of idyllic location.
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