- To effect a repair of an area destroyed by the neighbors' donkeys;
- To serve as a visual barrier between the yards;
- To hide from view their destroyed property, which is an eyesore, and the piles of trash that litter the place;
- To help serve as somewhat of a 'noise break';
- To help serve as a windbreak; and
- To, hopefully, create a better curbside appeal, to show that most of us in this neighborhood have some pride of ownership.
Yesterday, after speaking with the landscaper on the phone, I was in my front yard, staring down the fence line, looking at the damage, and conceptualizing where we are going to place three tall pine trees and some wire fencing to protect them from the neighbors' donkeys. I also scoped out dead & dying trees and shrubs for the landscape crew to remove... trees & shrubs on my property that have been killed by the neighbors' donkeys.
So, while I'm out there, one of the neighbors just had to come outside to stare at me. I don't know if they were trying to intimidate me, harass me, or what. Nothing was said, they just stared. It was most uncomfortable as I kept expecting a bullet in my back. If I walked anywhere, they followed, never saying anything... just staring... kinda like a stalker. They are just rude.
They say, "good fences make good neighbors". Seeing that fence should tell you something. I can't fix it, it's their property and it's posted. I took a chance once before to keep an animal from ingesting a plastic bag, not again. After all, in their own words, if I were to trespass or bother their property, they could, "blow me away". Nice.... huh....
Being stalked in Edgewood.....
