Geocache, IMLPOA Style!
Geocaching is a type of global treasure hunt of people looking for caches, or hidden stashes of objects. Seekers use global positioning system (GPS) devices to find hidden caches.
So for a little ‘lake treasure hunt’ we have created our own IMLPOA geocache. Inside our ’cache’ you will find a sign in sheet and a token. Sign in and feel free to take one token. Then at our picnic on July 19th we will have a drawing for a special gift certificate. Only those that sign in on the cache will be eligible. It's a fun way to see our beautiful lakes and in the process get in a relaxing walk. The Inaugural IMLPOA Geocache is an easy one! Good Luck and have
fun!
The location coordinates and a clue for those without GPS access or experience are below:
GPS Coordinates: N 46.690311 W 093.886228
Location Clue: You can find IMLPOA News here!
Dangerous Fire Conditions!
Annual Meeting Minutes & Current Newsletter
Island/Mud Lake Property Owners' Association meets each summer for a picnic day of fun & games and a chance to reconnect or meet your neighbors. The end of this day culminates with an annual meeting. This meeting is YOUR chance to get information about the lakes or make your voice known if there is an issue.
Click HERE for Current Spring/Summer/Fall Newsletter.
Click HERE for the Current Annual Meeting Minutes.
Click HERE for to pay your dues or download a membership form.
Rain, Snow, and Ice Report
...aaaand Road Construction
The roads are in good shape. There are several road projects in progress that might impact your driving. Click HERE for the interactive map of all projects.Check out the Important Numbers for links to lake services.Check out the Minnesota DNR storm report HERE for more info.Click HERE for the NOAA weather report. Click HERE for the latest Outdoor News fishing report.
Minnesota is no longer under a fire warning and burning restrictions. Even so, conditions can change quickly and it is always best to be aware. One of the best things you can do is to practice campfire safety. Whether you're in a state forest or in your backyard, campfires should be constructed with 3 feet or less in diameter and not more than 3 feet in height.
MN DNR maps for fire restrictions and burning bans.
MN Wildfire maps and red flag warnings.
Bears!
Bears have been increasingly active in our area. Here are some tips that help keep everyone safe:
