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Re: The Hassles of living in the Country!
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Posted by Pitch on December 25, 2001 at 16:48:15 from (168.215.109.76):
In Reply to: The Hassles of living in the Country! posted by Mark Hendershot on December 18, 2001 at 08:52:48:
Gawd I always envied you westerners but you sound more regulated then I do here in NY. I have neighbors but noone within a qtr. mile I can't remember the last time I took my truck keys out of the ignition. I am not really crazy about the guy across the road having a yard full of cars but then again he probly isn't crazy about me blasting off my homeade cannons whenever I feel like it. My town has one bar, three churches a post office and a hardware/hunting supply store and no traffic light. About ten years ago we got something called Right to Farm law which makes anyone buying real estate or even an existing home sign a statement that they know that they are moving into an agricultaral area and that as long as the farmer adheres to "Generally accepted agriculteral practices" there is nothing that the yuppies from the local universties and such can say or do about odors,dust, the occaisonal loose herd of cows and the slow moving farm equipment on the roads. DEC can be a problem so the practice around here is to tile every thing before it can be declared a wetland. I guess that I don't have it as bad as I thought after reading the posts from some of you guys.
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