Re: Feeling brave.
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I've known a woman for many years who had a dispute with her farmer neighbour she owns and lives in a cottage near his farm, after the dispute he started dumping mounds of smelly farm rubbish including cow muck just opposite the front of her house and front door , over the years he has added to it and the mound is clearly visible and smells bad . He can do this as it's his land . She and he detest each other and neither will stand down . It's gone on for years and I've no doubt will continue for years . I've been told she is unable to sell and move as viewers have seen the pile and walk away .Re: Feeling brave.
I'm glad you are all ok some neighbours can be nasty, one here likes to shout and berate women, he's nice as pie to men. Got me in a corner when I had my late Benny dog and Katie dog with me, I was more worried they'd bite him than about what he was yelling at me about. My husband came down to see what all the noise was about and the sudden change in manner was amazing, "nothing wrong just chatting to your lovely wife gov, how the hell are you aven't seen you for ages."Re: Feeling brave.
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