Posted by willie in mn on June 04, 2017 at 18:09:36 from (64.12.116.16):
In Reply to: Re: What a mess posted by fbh44 on June 04, 2017 at 14:24:16:
Kids, shucks, how about grown men? A little background- I live on a lake shore, some neighbors are full timers, others are weekenders. When I moved here 15 years ago the grass across the road was 4-5 feet tall. When I mowed my yard I would also mow across from my yard, then started going a bit further each cutting. Now i am cutting across from 11 lots. The owner of that land has his entrance from next road over, doesn't come by here often. The cabin owners remarked how nice it looks now, less habitat for mosquitos etc. They show appreciation by filling my gas can, dropping off some cash, even a plate of home made snacks around Christmas time. Guy who owns that propeerty even bought one of those pull behind finish mowers & pulls it with his ATV to keep the other half mile looking decent. Fast forward: Guy at end of the line , a full timer, leaves piles of gravel & deep ruts in the grass when he plows his snow. Told him in spring that I would mow around the gravel piles so he could reclaim the gravel & put back on his driveway, I wouldn't scatter it around. Guy next to him, a weekender, pumped snow melt & rain water from around his garage couple weeks ago. Culvert under road wasn't running fast enough, so he put the hose on middle of road. Now have gravel that he washed off the road piled in the grass. Told one yesterday that when they clean up their mess, I'll mow that area again. Otherwise they can take care of it.
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