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Originally Posted by Sliver
That's true, but in every one of my posts I'm clear that is the opportunity for leisure that is the bonus of a lake community. Having a lake doesn't mean you don't have golf, bike paths, parks, etc. It means you have those and you have a lake. And you don't pay any material amount more for it. It's weird you guys don't see that's better than not having a lake.
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I think you are confusing living on the lake with living in a lake community. If you are judging a community by proximity to a lake, then the absolute best communities would be Deer Run Estates or Parkland, where you live right on Fish Creek Park, which also has a man made lake with public access. But also a nature preserve, woods, bike paths, marshes, a river, world class fly fishing, and wildlife.
I would much rather live there, as I would get 10 X more use out of Fish Creek park as I did when I was a kid in Bonavista. I made the trek through Parkland almost every day to go down there. Parkland is the best community ever in the history of ever, because it suits my needs better.