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Originally Posted by Lakewinniboater
I gotta say....... I have to agree with some. Although, I love my sleep and hate to be woken up. However, if you chose to live in certain area's things will happen. I live near a train. Some of the drivers are great at night and give a short blast.... some are not so concerned about those sleeping and there are 4-5 loud blasts.
I try to think.... hey, maybe there was something on the tracks. Maybe that is what they are mandated. I chose to live here.... no sense in getting mad. If I get mad they win.
A legal boat that late at night is going to sound annoying and illegal. NOT saying that it is muffled appropriately.... however, if it is..... is it worth getting yourself in an uproar. Or is it better to let it go and stay positive... enjoy the fact that we are able to enjoy the area? I think it is worth it. Nothing is perfect. Try and see the positive side. It isn't like the constant roar of a highway. It is momentary. Don't get your blood pressure up over it. Move on. Look at the wonderful parts of the lake. Let the negative be underplayed.
None of us with ever get our way all the time. There are some that will never be as polite as others. We are not all right all the time. Don't let it ruin a good thing!!!!!!!!!
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My family lived in a home near the tracks, no problem until the 3:00 AM train came through and shook it as well..... Only took a few weeks for us to stop getting up, and opening the doors, to let the train go through!!!
Good old Northfield, Vermont!!
Thanks for the reminder!
Love,
T.