Don White wrote:
Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:
Don White wrote:

Reginald P. Smithers III wrote:

Bill Kearney wrote:

Development has been fairly slow coming to these areas and the locals
have had use of the islands for generations. Someone buys up the
property, uses it for a few weeks each summer and then guards it
like a
national treasure the rest of the year. No one allowed on or near the
islands. Some even try to evict boaters anchoring in the coves...
although they only own property above the high water mark.



Yeah, imagine why they'd be upset to come back during those few
weeks only
to find those freeloaders had peed and **** all over the place, lit
fires,
left trash and generally made a mess of it. Of course, they'd be
rightfully
rather mad about it and seek ways to keep the rabble out.


I love Halifax, I wonder if Don would let me camp out in his backyard?



As long as you don't bring any 'rich Americans' with you.


Don thanks, we plan on having a family reunion with only about 50
people, and it will be nice to be able to use your backyard for a
picnic and gathering. Is it ok if we dump our portapotties in your
front yard?

We do have indoor plumbing. Are your relatives toilet trained?
If not we might be able to rent a few 'Johnny on the Spots' for the
outhouse set.
The more the merrier. We have really hungry red ants back there that
haven't had a decent meal in a while.

Don,
Great so you don't mind if we tromp through your house also to use the
bathrooms? I am planning on setting up a web page with directions to
your home and letting everyone know that "Su Casa es Nuestra Casa".

Since you have given everyone ready access to your home and gardens, why
don't you just deed your home over the state?