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	Name:	waterph -
	Subject:	Does ph stand for . . .
	Date:	4/2/2008 9:18:21 AM

Hey "Istink"! Opps, I meant to say "slisasucks"! Where are those "year round" lots on Smith Lake? The lots that I've seen that you would classify as "year round" are probably those that require an elevator, a pulley system, or the skills of a moutain goat to get up the walkway. In this area, true year round lots, in my opinion, are only found on a TVA system. However, water quality and depth cannot compare to Smith Lake.

Based on your comments, the readers outside this area would think that only developers occupy land on Smith Lake. Where are the ordinary citizens? By your definition, I guess that I'm classified as a developer even though I have never purchased property other than the land and house that I currently own. The more you talk on this forum, the more that I'm convinced that you are not a property owner but a stooge of Alabama Power.