Bob Bergman does an excellent job with the newsletter. It's posted on the News/Information page. Here's some info from the newsletter that sure to be popular with you and your guests this fall.
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I stole these photos from Rick Adamire's Facebook post. Beth Davis commented that Bill's rain gauge said the lake got 5.1 inches. It's really going over the spillway and look and see how high it is at the beach! I've been asked how many people come to the website, what's the most popular area of it, etc. Here's what I can see as far as statistics. These are Month to Date numbers for August so far. You can see what pages people click on the most and how many times. Search terms tell you what people are entering in their search browser that results in this site coming up for them. Then it tells you what search site or referring site is sending people to this site. The graph shows the daily number of people that are hitting the site. For example, the dot at the far left tells me that in the last full day (yesterday) about 200 people visited the site. You can click on the graphic for a larger view. Thought you'd be interested. 
I realized this morning that I had not posted the June 2014 newsletter on the News/Information page. It's there now.
New brother-in-law had to hold the fish for my new niece. She caught the catfish off the dock and I have NEVER seen anyone catch a catfish from there. New relatives had a good week at the cabin. Old sister had a good time as well. They've all enjoyed the lake before and this past week was no exception. The weather has been great this summer with maybe a little rain now and then. I received this in an email from Carol. She tried to say that Bill put her up to it. If you know Bill you know he would never do anything like this. Click on the photo for a closer look. 
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The how and why.Years ago when I was looking for a lake front cabin I stumbled across a realtor ad for Lake of the Oaks. There was nothing on the web about our lake. Archives
April 2020
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