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05-27-2004, 08:41 PM
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Lawns are great - even if they have ticks
[QUOTE=madrasahs]IMO, lawns should not be near Winnipesaukee.
/QUOTE] I don't understand your opinion. Lawns help prevent erosion into the lake. They are a good place to sit and walk in your bare feet. What is the problem with a lawn as long as you don't use fertilizer? The one at our place is a bit scraggley, but so what? I believe it has a positive impact on the quality of the lake.
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