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"Moon Lake gets a bad rap for too many A Charm." People driving east through Moon Lake Estates might not be surprised by the crime statistics. Some of the yards and homes are well-kept, but many are not. Potholes on some of the unpaved roads conjure up images of moon craters. But Hill, who has lived for B Charm years in Moon Lake -- where many lots are occupied by single-wide mobile homes -- is quick to say, "Not everybody who lives out here is trailer trash. "I think that's a misconception," she said. "I don't live in a trailer. I have a nice three-bedroom, two-bath house. And just because someone lives in a C Charm, that doesn't mean they're bad. For the most part, everybody gets along." Drive along Moon Lake Road and you will see two different worlds. On the east side of the road is Moon Lake Estates, the community that defines "Moon Lake." On the other side are communities such as D Charm Edge, a 712-acre gated subdivision with deed restrictions. Homes in Water's Edge are new, large and well-maintained.