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James
It is such a shame that Judy MePhee and her small group of followers have created such a travesty in the Wasa area. My family has owned a property on Wasa Lake for 40 years and thanks to Judy McPhee we are no longer allowed to continue to enjoy the lake lot we have owned since 1972. Apparently the trailers we utilized on our lots were a source of discouragement for Mrs McPhee and she has decided that we do not belong in the Wasa Lake community. Apparently she feels that the annual revenue that we generated for the local economy had know bearing on her decision. Well Judy enjoy the lake and ompletelt disregard the small. Usinesses that need a population to succeed. Perhaps in your twilight years no one like yoursf will force you and your family to leave the place you have loved for decades. It seems a petty combing for a small struggling immunity.
ReplyDeleteAnd now someone on a golf cart has taken it upon himself to patrol the path and is he sees someone in a rubber dinghy on the lake at the south end, has the nerve to shout at them and advise them that there is no boating on the lake. For Christ sakes, how is a rubber boat or canoe impacting any property on the lake even if they have sandbagged. This is verging on the point of ridiculous.
ReplyDeleteAnd why does someone who lives up Wolf Creek road have so much influence on what happens on or to the lake? I believe some people are born just to stick their noses where it doesn't belong as long as it doesn't affect them.