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Re: Closing in on us
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Posted by thurlow on August 22, 2003 at 06:42:16 from (208.128.241.36):
In Reply to: Closing in on us posted by Bring back the country, o on August 21, 2003 at 14:00:03:
Couple near us lived and worked in city of about 600,000 people about 50 miles away; inherited 120 acre farm near us from distant relative; retired and built nice home on the farm; have gotten to know them; nice people. Their nearest neighbor is about 400 yds away from them; they went to the neighbor and said (paraphrasing); "We like to get up early and sit on the deck and enjoy some quiet time; is there anything you can do about your cows bawling and your dogs barking in the early morning"? Don't know neighbor's response, but cows are still bawling and dogs are still barking.......
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