Speed Limit

GWC... · 01-12-2005, 01:14 PM

Why do "the few" have to rule "the many" in this country and state?

Pass your speed limit; but remember that life is choices and challenges.

The "wake" will make you think twice.

Unfortunately, it will be too late - your speed limit law will be a fact of life.

The upside is that "big boat" sales will increase because people with boats of less than 30 feet in length will not be able to enjoy a ride on the Lake.

Also, unfortunately, shorefront property owners will be observing the legal erosion of their assets.

Remember, the rule states 150 feet away.

Also, take a wild guess as to why the Lake has experienced a "no-wake" limit.

Perhaps, just perhaps, that is what is really needed to keep "the few" happy and content.

Just my opinion; yours may differ...

P.S.- Let us not forget Castle in the Clouds, the LRCT, and snowmobiles.

01-12-2005, 01:14 PM	#11
GWC... Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 1,325 Thanks: 5 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts	Just curious... Why do "the few" have to rule "the many" in this country and state? Pass your speed limit; but remember that life is choices and challenges. The "wake" will make you think twice. Unfortunately, it will be too late - your speed limit law will be a fact of life. The upside is that "big boat" sales will increase because people with boats of less than 30 feet in length will not be able to enjoy a ride on the Lake. Also, unfortunately, shorefront property owners will be observing the legal erosion of their assets. Remember, the rule states 150 feet away. Also, take a wild guess as to why the Lake has experienced a "no-wake" limit. Perhaps, just perhaps, that is what is really needed to keep "the few" happy and content. Just my opinion; yours may differ... P.S.- Let us not forget Castle in the Clouds, the LRCT, and snowmobiles.