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Old 12-24-2015, 09:57 PM   #11
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Those are great facebook tips KC Clark. I made the mistake of having a post about chemicals public one time. I said that I never use chemicals on my property. The next thing I know one neighbor is spraying my plants with chemicals. So I am extremely careful on facebook too and nothing I post is public. I belong to a closed native plant wildlife group on facebook. I really enjoy that.
What is wrong with people!!! What a terrible experience. I can't understand what makes them think they have the right!
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What is wrong with people!!! What a terrible experience. I can't understand what makes them think they have the right!
My neighbors used my property before I moved here and thought that should continue. I asked them to stop. In "retaliation" they like to destroy my property. Nice people aren't they?
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I shudder to think of it! And I thought our neighbors were bad.
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Old 12-27-2015, 10:27 AM   #14
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I shudder to think of it! And I thought our neighbors were bad.
I hope your neighbors aren't that bad linrose. I guess i landed here in order to help the wildlife in this area. I have done a lot to improve my property for wildlife.
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My neighbors used my property before I moved here and thought that should continue. I asked them to stop. In "retaliation" they like to destroy my property. Nice people aren't they?
I'm so sorry that you have to go through this. I know you'd mentioned issues with them before, I just didn't realize the extent of it all. That really sucks,

I guess Jeff and I are fortunate. (And our neighbors are fortunate to have us too! )
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I guess Jeff and I are fortunate. (And our neighbors are fortunate to have us too! )
Yes, they are.
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I'm so sorry that you have to go through this. I know you'd mentioned issues with them before, I just didn't realize the extent of it all. That really sucks,

I guess Jeff and I are fortunate. (And our neighbors are fortunate to have us too! )
Thanks dap. Yes your neighbors are fortunate. I sure wish you and Jeff were my neighbors
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Yes, they are.
You are sweet, Rebek.
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Thanks dap. Yes your neighbors are fortunate. I sure wish you and Jeff were my neighbors
Ellen, looks like we both posted at the same time!

You are sweet, too. We've actually met, and I'd be thrilled to be your neighbor. So, when are you moving up here? (I have no intention of moving away from my project/home!

I came back to the thread to add that I wish we all lived closer. That's when I noticed your response.
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hahaha dap. I'm moving up there as soon as you find me an affordable little farm near you
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