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Posted by Jonathan on March 03, 2004 at 15:52:05 from (165.121.146.76):
In Reply to: Tractor Storage posted by stan on March 03, 2004 at 14:51:12:
To me thats so stupid!, I beleive that if you bought the land and pay the taxes, you should be able to have all the stuff you want on it, meaning if you wished to have 20 junk cars around your house (or tractors etc...), then you should be able to have them. I don't think its right even for a minute that other people should have a say in what you can own, well, I would understand like a sawmill or something thats going to be right near the nighbors house or something like that, but not old farm stuff like in your case. I don't think people should really have a say in how your place looks. I'd tell them if they don't like how it looks, then look the other way when they drive by.
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