I am looking for a cabin or small house on a lake that allows water skiing (Big Lake, Nancy Lake, Crystal

John
Home Buyer
99517

Lake, Long Lake, etc) johnnybgood1955@gmail.com

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First to answer: Ruthless
Emily of Trulia
Other/Just Looking
San Francisco, CA

Hi John,

I hope the listings at the link below will help you. Unfortunately it doesn't look like we're currently able to map the properties listed but I spied a few with lake-view photos.

Best Wishes,

Emily Gibson
Customer Service Representative

Mon Oct 22 2007, 14:40
Ruthless
Other/Just Looking
60558
FIRST ANSWER

Sorry you didn't get an answer. Brrrr! I don't know what it is like in Alaska but I believe the decline of being able to water ski on lakes is due to insurance issues. I would think that either most lakes would accept water skiing or decline water skiing and advertise the opposite. What I mean to say, is that if you found out in your area that water skiing is banned on most lakes, a lake that allows water skiiing would say something like "all sports activities." If the norm is freedom to use the lake as you see fit, than a property that doesn't allow water skiing would advertise "quiet and restricted".

Good luck. You might try looking at craigslist.org.
Ruth

Sun Oct 21 2007, 12:02

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