Want to go to a lakehouse for a weekend in n east

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#1

Live in NY. Want a weekend away at a lakehouse rental somewhere. Where to go? Suggestions? Let me sleep in your bed with you? Thanks. Phone Post 3.0

#2

I don't have a lakehouse, but you can sleep in my bed.

#3

what part of NY? Elk lake in MI is great.

#4

Just you or a group? Phone Post 3.0

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sublime13 - Just you or a group? Phone Post 3.0
Me and girlfriend Phone Post 3.0

#6

Jhay -


I don't have a lakehouse, but you can sleep in my bed.

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#7

Ah, I see. Sorry, can't help you. Years ago, me and some friends were thinking of renting a house up around the port jeff area, but it was expensive as fuuuuck. Phone Post 3.0

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sublime13 - Ah, I see. Sorry, can't help you. Years ago, me and some friends were thinking of renting a house up around the port jeff area, but it was expensive as fuuuuck. Phone Post 3.0
Yeah its probably around 4k a month now.. Phone Post 3.0

#9

Lake George is very beautiful. Phone Post

#10

Wouldn't do it. She's gonna end up banging a black dude from the future. Phone Post 3.0

#11

You're talking New England?

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#12

Sister has a rental property in the pochinos not sure if that's what you're looking for as its the mountains Phone Post 3.0

#13

Schroon lake Phone Post 3.0

#14

Finger Lakes, Poconos, Lake George...Hudson Valley is beautiful also Phone Post 3.0

#15

When are you looking? I live on a pond and we will be in Europe for two weeks. All you have to do is water my gardens and feed my dogs/cleanup any dog shit. Interested? Phone Post 3.0

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Oboe - Live in NY. Want a weekend away at a lakehouse rental somewhere. Where to go? Suggestions? Let me sleep in your bed with you? Thanks. Phone Post 3.0
Dude please look into Watertown, NY and surrounding areas. Phone Post 3.0

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MyUnclesCreepy - Sister has a rental property in the pochinos not sure if that's what you're looking for as its the mountains Phone Post 3.0
Yea exactly Phone Post 3.0

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cruedi - what part of NY? Elk lake in MI is great.
I grew up in elk lake.

Stop inviting people there. It's bad enough that we have to deal with the chicagholes every weekend.

Mark Phone Post 3.0

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Mark1 - 
cruedi - what part of NY? Elk lake in MI is great.
I grew up in elk lake.

Stop inviting people there. It's bad enough that we have to deal with the chicagholes every weekend.

Mark Phone Post 3.0

My brother has a place on the lake, I'll be up there the first part of July. I've never noticed Chicagholes though, mostly Detoilet people.

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Mat Santos - When are you looking? I live on a pond and we will be in Europe for two weeks. All you have to do is water my gardens and feed my dogs/cleanup any dog shit. Interested? Phone Post 3.0
Oboe do this but poop in his garden Phone Post 3.0