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Beacon harbor how now been sold to Jon and Pam. Jon had been running fish houses since the crappie hey day Don and Jon's. They were at aggassi.s the first year jeff had a road. Dean and Debbie had purchased a farm and were pretty busy with that project. Jon also has a house I use to rent Idaho. Huge heavy house with two tv's. That house weighed 8700 pounds and was a bear to move sometimes.

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Met Jon and Pam this weekend, we stayed in one of the fishhouses for a night, very nice people!! Sounds like Jon has lots of plans for improvements, made me tired just listening to him!!!

We were kicking back Friday evening after a good day of fishing and a fish fry, and Jon was nice enough to scrounge up some wood for us for a campfire!!! With service like that, they should do well!!

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I met John for the first time yesterday when I swung up to Beacon's to see if Dean or Debbie were around. I had a very good first impression after meeting him. I think they will do well. laugh

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is this john that was renting fishouses out of rogers the last six years?

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Oh good, now Port-a-villa will have a way to finally get to the north side of the lake.

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I was just up to Beacons, Jon is hard working guy and has a nice setup over there and is finally living out what he has dreamed of doing for years. Portavilla and Beacons are not connecting roads, we see there is some stability in that region now. There are others that if they had some confidence in their ability could of invested and bought that shore but they didn't. Congrats Jon and Ann on your new adventure.

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Best of luck to the new owners. Wish them the very best on thier new venture.

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