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Re: No harm in asking (or where is the harm)???


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Posted by Nancy Howell on March 20, 2012 at 06:39:08 from (144.162.48.49):

In Reply to: No harm in asking (or where is the harm)??? posted by dave2 on March 20, 2012 at 00:53:04:

I would have to say stay off our property because we've had some "snoopers" and at least one attempted break in.

Several years ago, we just happened to be working in front of the house and a man and woman drove up the driveway saying they had been told the place was for sale. Lady was looking the house over real hard. Had to tell them several times it wasn't for sale before they finally left.

Couple of weeks later, the man came back (I recognized him and the truck) on a Sunday evening. Drove right past the house and headed to the back. I saw him come up the drive way and headed out the back door. When he saw James' truck, he turned around and left real quick.

Another couple of weeks go by, and I see the same truck with 3 men cruise by very slowly one Sunday afternoon. They saw my truck out front and kept going.

I was headed to town and pulled out behind him. He threw a beer can out and I don't mean just tossed, he threw it out hard and beer went everywhere. I stopped and picked up the can. He saw me, pulled over and apologized. He knew I got his license tags. Never saw him again.

We now have steel gates across the driveway and a no trespassing sign out.


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