Crystal Springs

It's for sale.

Its black water

Dwayne Hall wrote:

Its black water

I sure hope you got away from LaCrosse and doing your own thing now..

Dwayne Hall wrote:

Its black water

What does that mean?? Gw

Government Watch wrote:

<quoted text> What does that mean?? Gw

Well, Bill Davis isnt the easiest person in the world to work with, is what I meant. No corruption or underlying bad stuff, just one of those people that is sometimes hard to get along with. Figured Mr. Hall to eventually get more into politics or city planning with his experience and knowledge.

Government Watch wrote:

<quoted text> What does that mean?? Gw

Sorry GW.. saw the update to the thread and misread the quote, thought you were asking about what I said, not Mr Hall.. sorry

Im just lookin wrote:

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Sorry GW.. saw the update to the thread and misread the quote, thought you were asking about what I said, not Mr Hall.. sorry

No problem. I kinda know about Bill Davis. His own brother told me he couldn`t even work for him. Said He had a hot line to the employment office. Ha.

Government Watch wrote:

<quoted text> No problem. I kinda know about Bill Davis. His own brother told me he couldn`t even work for him. Said He had a hot line to the employment office. Ha.

There's days I think they even get tired of him. lol

He doesn't treat his customers any better than he treats his employees. I don't see how he even stays in business.

MrsVA wrote:

He doesn't treat his customers any better than he treats his employees. I don't see how he even stays in business.

One of the few people in town that can afford to lose money I suppose..

Government Watch wrote:

<quoted text> What does that mean?? Gw

Well, the water out there looks black to me, go figger. I used to lifeguard at Pebble Beach, and the water there was light brown, took on its color from the sand used for its beach.

Hellcat wrote:

It's for sale.

It's the biggest pizz hole there is other than lake Texarkana. ;')

Dwayne Hall wrote:

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Well, the water out there looks black to me, go figger. I used to lifeguard at Pebble Beach, and the water there was light brown, took on its color from the sand used for its beach.

I haven`t been there in years, but it just looked like most of the private lakes around here. When I was there last, Helen Berry owned it.

Government Watch wrote:

<quoted text> I haven`t been there in years, but it just looked like most of the private lakes around here. When I was there last, Helen Berry owned it.

I don't know who owned it last I was there but it hasn't been kept up with in many years. JMO!
When there is a wrongful death involved it will make the buyers think twice about the purchase.

I think water fun is needed in our area. I feel bad for the family and the one who died. I guess its a almost unavoidable hazard around water and people.
During my watch, no one ever drowned...

Dwayne Hall wrote:

I think water fun is needed in our area. I feel bad for the family and the one who died. I guess its a almost unavoidable hazard around water and people.
During my watch, no one ever drowned...

"During my watch, no one ever drowned..."
What has that got to do with the price of eggs and caskets?
And no one has drowned after it has been closed either.
Good deal.
Have any of you ever lost a family member to water?
I'm sure some have. I have.
Water is danger, and anything can happen in it.
The place has never had good control.
I read that statement and it makes me think of all that died under the watch of cAss officials and law enforcement.
More lives saved. More parents still have their children. Keep the place closed.
Please don't threaten to come to my home and beat me. ;') JMO!

Bill Davis is just as bad as his ex wife. His Ex Wife was the meanest person ive met in my life. I cant believe she taught school. Mean hateful and nasty.

Could someone enlighten me as to what happened at Crystal Springs? I almost lost my whole family in front of my eyes there one day and I cannot recall the incident. People have told me what happened and that is all I really know. I now know how a person can experience a mental block. This was probably back in the late 80's. I do remember it was a pretty place and there were about 200 people there that day. I remember going there, but the rest is a complete blur. I am not joking and am very serious about this. It would not help me remember anything about the incident I am sure to know what happened. Just curious as to what happened there that made them close it or whatever.

Dwayne Hall wrote:

I think water fun is needed in our area. I feel bad for the family and the one who died. I guess its a almost unavoidable hazard around water and people.
During my watch, no one ever drowned...

Apparently you took your job seriously and did it well.

I didn't and don't know anything about this, Question. I hope you find the answers you seek.