This actually goes back to 2004.
This is just one of many plea's by the owner of property/rope swing.
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Originally Posted by cabinfever
I was asking for some advice and suggestions for a compromise. Instead, I could have taken the route of a jackass and called Marine Patrol and the Lakes Region Trust every time I saw a person trespassing on the protected land and for every time I witnessed a violation (of which there are many). I also could've shut down the rope swing that a tremendous number of people enjoy. Then pretty much everyone loses. Like I said in my first message, "the island is a unique resource whose protected coves offer shelter and beauty to boaters, and I fully want these boaters to keep enjoying it." Is it too much to ask for a way to use a small part of the beach even ONE time this summer? I'm asking for compromises like not tying to the trees on the land, not breaking the laws of the Trust and venturing onshore and using it as a public toilet, and moving boats 25 more feet offshore so we can actually step foot in the water and I don't have to worry about the kids tripping over anchors.
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