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Great Idea · 08-18-2005, 11:14 AM

My observation was one of concern regarding the trend of folks now perceiving the lake as "undesirable". If folks are starting to perceive the lake in a negative light maybe we have some real problems that need to be addressed? Maybe we can learn from this before it is too late and put the changes in place to stem the trend toward over developement and polluting our great lake/resource. We owe it to our kids and future generations to safegard and protect the lake so that they can have the opportunity to enjoy it also. Unfortunately making some of these "changes" isn't popular in NH or on this forum. The lake as everyone always says isn't owned by anyone. We are really "borrowing" the lake. When I borrow something I try to leave it in the same or better condition than when it was lent to me. We owe it to past and future generations to take of care of it.

08-18-2005, 11:14 AM	#10
Great Idea Member Join Date: May 2004 Posts: 38 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Different look at the issue... My observation was one of concern regarding the trend of folks now perceiving the lake as "undesirable". If folks are starting to perceive the lake in a negative light maybe we have some real problems that need to be addressed? Maybe we can learn from this before it is too late and put the changes in place to stem the trend toward over developement and polluting our great lake/resource. We owe it to our kids and future generations to safegard and protect the lake so that they can have the opportunity to enjoy it also. Unfortunately making some of these "changes" isn't popular in NH or on this forum. The lake as everyone always says isn't owned by anyone. We are really "borrowing" the lake. When I borrow something I try to leave it in the same or better condition than when it was lent to me. We owe it to past and future generations to take of care of it. Last edited by Great Idea; 08-18-2005 at 11:16 AM.