You can see from your photos, the encroachment near your place, its similar here, and lately more of crop land near me is for sale, we still have a good buffer, I'd love to be running some livestock and manure being A-42 agricultural, right to farm, they could not do a darned thing about it. It ticks you off to consider people think they can push you out, not a one of them was here day one when we were. I've seen all of them either die off or move, except two, not including myself. I should have some years to go, its going to be interesting to say the least.
Across the pond here, it was a big shale hill, it was leveled in the early 80's, diner and body shop went in. I over look it across the 20 some odd acre pond, so its far, but in the spring, the hillside adjacent to the water is covered in trash.
The thing is, we're Americans and we've had it good for too long, these people live like they do in a third world country where its poverty stricken and its a real mess, they need to experience that for a good while, then learn some appreciation for what we have here.
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