Usually I would be against something like this, but after looking at the pictures from that article showing the disgusting amount of littering I think it is probably for the best. It is not like there won't be plenty of other places to party in Okoboji over the weekend. The state didn't set aside these parks so they could be trashed by a bunch of drunken idiots who probably have no actual ties to the region.
Usually I would be against something like this, but after looking at the pictures from that article showing the disgusting amount of littering I think it is probably for the best. It is not like there won't be plenty of other places to party in Okoboji over the weekend. The state didn't set aside these parks so they could be trashed by a bunch of drunken idiots who probably have no actual ties to the region.
I agree, but why can' they just enforce current rules?
I agree, but why can' they just enforce current rules?
Good question, the problem with the IGL region is that it has a TON of people who flow in for a very short amount of time. I spend a lot of time in the region year-round and other than late June-Early August all of the towns surrounding the lakes are completely deserted. Maybe it is tricky to hire qualified state employed seasonal law enforcement officers. Like the article states, this is only a problem one weekend out of the year.
I like to party as much as the next guy, and I've hung out on the sandbar in Little Miller's Bay for many 4th of July's, but I sure as **** don't feel entitled to just trash one of our states most valuable natural resources.
I agree, but why can't people clean up after themselves, or better yet, stop acting like they're above the law in the first place?