RM> > My little old 400 sq ft cabin is surrounded by newer multi-million
  > > dollar summer homes that they would choose first..

MM>Don't be so sure.  Odds are those high-class homes have alarm systems, so whi
  >you may not be the cream of the crop, you'd be a lot easier to break into.

Granted, although not only does it look like someone poor lives in
my house I have very little worth much so they will be disappointed
in any case..  I'm not much into flashy stuff..
Plus there are a lot of bigger places that are not obviously owned
by Rich people it would be safer to break into with better goods.
It's happened a few times over the years on the road here..

Ironically, even those 'cheaper' places these days sell for usually
well over a million dollars so the landscape is changing. The truly
poor sell out and the rich tear the place down and build a huge
new place. The joys of living in an area where even a vacant building
lot these days is worth upwards of a million dollars.

On the plus side, at least it's not crowded because they require
you to have a minimum 2 acre lot with 100 Meters (330 ft) of water
frontage to get a building permit.

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 * SLMR Rob  * Sometimes you get the bear. Sometimes the bear gets you.
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