[BlackhawksFan]

Originally Posted by Scbang

When I was fixing ag bird cage, the screen guy told me the pool underneath is the biggest in the villages. It is 68 ft long lap pool. I am not sure what he said was true. Do you know of any of the house pool that is longer?

Seeing as the pool is undrneath the cage in my Inspector Clouseau voice I'd have asked "Does your bird swim?"

[lisarenee523]

Originally Posted by geobet

You earned it. You can spend it any way you like. Did you ever see a Uhaul following a hearse?

kristian bush trailer hitch - Bing video

[Cheryl Barrios]

MandoMan - I agree!

[Gator_Girl]

That is amazing! Just float and relax! 😁 that's the best.

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by Goldwingnut

This is likely the one in question. It's 75 ft according to the permitted plans and as measured using the tools in google maps.

That is wonderful that they can enjoy this pool. I am fairly sure they worked hard for it. I love the fact that many "ordinary" people live here who have been careful with their lives, gave up some things in order to get others, saved their money and worked past closing time.

[Goldwingnut]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Can you fly your drone over those pools.. You know, for educational reasons...

Can I fly over it, yes, the law in no way prohibits that, and in fact I have flown over this home on at least one occasion.

The questions that must be addressed is "should I" and more importantly "would I" as it concerns what is deemed "surveillance" under FS 934.50 "Searches and seizure using a drone - Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act" and the "intent" of such a flight and image capture as defined under FS 934.50(3)(b). Such a flight would not be allowed under the law. So no, I cannot and will not fly a drone over those pools, not even for "educational reasons".

Google Maps and the Sumter County Property Appraiser's web sites provide publicly available images that do not apparently violate any privacy laws.

[Petersweeney]

Geez enough already stop talking about my house and come on over! The party starts at 3.....

[LianneMigiano]

How about a fur-lined, gold plated casket?

[Gator_Girl]

Awesome! Just give me your address, I'll bring the fireball!������

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Goldwingnut

Can I fly over it, yes, the law in no way prohibits that, and in fact I have flown over this home on at least one occasion.

The questions that must be addressed is "should I" and more importantly "would I" as it concerns what is deemed "surveillance" under FS 934.50 "Searches and seizure using a drone - Freedom from Unwarranted Surveillance Act" and the "intent" of such a flight and image capture as defined under FS 934.50(3)(b). Such a flight would not be allowed under the law. So no, I cannot and will not fly a drone over those pools, not even for "educational reasons".

Google Maps and the Sumter County Property Appraiser's web sites provide publicly available images that do not apparently violate any privacy laws.

Well, of course you shouldn't, if you're gonna' get all legal and everything...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Petersweeney

Geez enough already stop talking about my house and come on over! The party starts at 3.....

Be right over!

[bshoenberger]

Originally Posted by Scbang

34X15 wide part + 34X7 narrow.. might be on sale soon..

Please PM me if you have a home with the pool that you know is coming on the market soon

[mjpuleo]

Live and let live people. These people earned it and I applaud them!!!

[bmarasco]

Yes it does !!

[Scbang]

I think only REAL justification for a lap pool is if you need to swim everyday.. Some prefer antique cars, some prefer a big house, etc..