Posted by bspauld on June 28, 2010 at 13:50:36 from (205.188.116.74):
My brother in law lives a mile from me and we work on tractors and equipment together,Hes retired and 80 yrs old. We have a woman neighbor that must have come from the city,She throws cement blocks and fencing or anything she dont want in his field,He talked to her about it and thats calmed down some,She was driving across his field to get to the back of her property,normally he wouldnt mind to much but shes the type that uses people and hes also afraid she will have her friends over and all of them use his land. He told her she had to make a drive of her own and after a while she did,Now she has someone haying her field, and they went to another field he has and drove all over trying to find a gate to her land,then they drove 2 tractors and a car back on him to get to her field,We strung a chain across his drive,Sorry for the long post,but did we do right? Thanks
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