Well, I too, have a crank of a neighbor. Last fall he came into our yard and annouced he would be cutting down a tree in the backyard. The leaves were black from sooty mold and the tree looked ugly. I asked "which tree" because he had cut down all the trees in his backyard. He then described the redbud that my husband and I purchased and planted on our property. I told him he could not cut down our tree. He acted offended and then said his wife told him he had better ask before cutting it down!
Fast forward to this week. I had a rather stressful day with a doctor's appointment and hubby and I came home to find that this neighbor--while we were gone--had dug a 6 inch trench in our yard. It goes from the street to the back of the lot and is at least one foot inside our property line. We are so mad. He planted a large number of trees right on the property line and is now digging our yard to put in mulch. I have told him 3 times this spring that I do know where the property line is and that he is over his side. It is bad enough that his wall of trees is taking over our side yard. We are through asking. I think Robert Frost was correct: "Good fences make good neighbors."
Fast forward to this week. I had a rather stressful day with a doctor's appointment and hubby and I came home to find that this neighbor--while we were gone--had dug a 6 inch trench in our yard. It goes from the street to the back of the lot and is at least one foot inside our property line. We are so mad. He planted a large number of trees right on the property line and is now digging our yard to put in mulch. I have told him 3 times this spring that I do know where the property line is and that he is over his side. It is bad enough that his wall of trees is taking over our side yard. We are through asking. I think Robert Frost was correct: "Good fences make good neighbors."