Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:who wants to buy there? Michigan REAL lakes is such a better lifestyle, i dont get why people poopoo the Midwest so much on dcum.
Look, I think Lake Anna is a disgusting white-trash poop party, but it is, according to my math and Google maps, significantly closer than the Great Lakes.
Perhaps many of you can visit the Prince George's strip mall car meet ups that would be more to your cultural tastes?
They are closer than Lake Anna and I hear they usually end with a bang.
What a ridiculous comparison.
That's it, you're no longer allowed to participate in the discussion.
Out with you!
Anonymous wrote:For another point of view of the sandbar.
https://youtu.be/2saTsLsXlZc?si=wFQU3-RAXHNP6bh4
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man I need to get out there that sounds fun
Just be aware before you go swimming that you might come out of the lake with a tail. 🥴
This is, by far, my favorite thread on DCUM.
A tail seems like the least bad outcome.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Man I need to get out there that sounds fun
Just be aware before you go swimming that you might come out of the lake with a tail. 🥴
This is, by far, my favorite thread on DCUM.
A tail seems like the least bad outcome.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:who wants to buy there? Michigan REAL lakes is such a better lifestyle, i dont get why people poopoo the Midwest so much on dcum.
Look, I think Lake Anna is a disgusting white-trash poop party, but it is, according to my math and Google maps, significantly closer than the Great Lakes.
Perhaps many of you can visit the Prince George's strip mall car meet ups that would be more to your cultural tastes?
They are closer than Lake Anna and I hear they usually end with a bang.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I actually know where that house is located and it is about 14 miles south of the notorious “sandbar” and cows in the lake. The water quality is fine in that part of the lake.
I’m the PP who posted the description of the sand bar scene.
FWIW, this is the “nice” end of the lake. I visited a college friends parents house there frequently years ago.
You definitely get some reckless boaters but not as many. I think the water quality is suffering in the whole lake these days due to warmer temps, but it’s not the same scene as elsewhere. The closer you get to the marinas and the central part of the lake, the worse it gets. Not sure I’d spend 2M to be there, but to each their own.
Anonymous wrote:For another point of view of the sandbar.
https://youtu.be/2saTsLsXlZc?si=wFQU3-RAXHNP6bh4
Anonymous wrote:I actually know where that house is located and it is about 14 miles south of the notorious “sandbar” and cows in the lake. The water quality is fine in that part of the lake.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:who wants to buy there? Michigan REAL lakes is such a better lifestyle, i dont get why people poopoo the Midwest so much on dcum.
Look, I think Lake Anna is a disgusting white-trash poop party, but it is, according to my math and Google maps, significantly closer than the Great Lakes.
Anonymous wrote:who wants to buy there? Michigan REAL lakes is such a better lifestyle, i dont get why people poopoo the Midwest so much on dcum.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:For $2 MILLION DOLLARS, you could not be able to swim without getting serious rashes and needing hospitalization! Oh, and there's a nuclear plant next door!
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Bumpass/11536-Red-Rock-Ln-23024/home/15565445
With the exception of the dated paint colors from the early 2000 (and some other minor dated details, like the crown molding) I think the home is actually gorgeous -- I do love an A-frame house.
I used to have the Little People A-frame ski cabin when I was a kid and this reminds me of that, lol.
Why do builders always make the structure and design of the back of the house look so much more beautiful, interesting, better, etc, and the front is usually so traditional and boring?
I've noticed that a lot of sneaky realtors use a photo of the rear of the house as their first photo in their MLS ad, add if they're imply that it's the front.
Anonymous wrote:For $2 MILLION DOLLARS, you could not be able to swim without getting serious rashes and needing hospitalization! Oh, and there's a nuclear plant next door!
https://www.redfin.com/VA/Bumpass/11536-Red-Rock-Ln-23024/home/15565445