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my old neighbor who just owned the house but lives somewhere else but was mysteriously maintaining the house anyway is finally gonna sell it and i wanna pre- emptively build a huge privacy fence (hexbear.net)
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10ft tall all down the driveway, so the potential new neighbors can't sit there and creep on me on their porch while i'm watering my plants in the drive, and as a bonus it'll keep their tree's stupid leaves in their yard where they belong

you can't even say i'm becoming a suburbanite, the town i live in is rural rizz

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[–] 4 points 1 week ago (1 child)

Sending it into your neighbor's yard is what we call in Bird Law, a dick move. Sending it into the road is actually illegal.

My recommendation is to plant some native shrubs as a windbreak along the sides of your driveway, which will catch most of the leaves and keep them off the drive.

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  • [–] [S] 3 points 6 days ago (1 child)

    Sending it into your neighbor's yard is what we call in Bird Law, a dick move.

    But they're leaves from THEIR trees! why's it have to be my fault for being, like, down wind of them

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  • [–] 3 points 6 days ago (1 child)

    What do you mean, their trees? Trees belong to everyone and to themselves. You benefit from the shade and the oxygen, they beautify your life.

    Don't worry so much about imaginary concepts like property and fault. Plants don't care about property lines. Maybe plant some more trees and then they can drop leaves on some ground you don't consider yours.

    The trees are just living. Does your HOA make you clean up or something? Idk where you live so I can't recommend specific species, but you could totally just replace your lawn with cool native plants and just stop worrying about where leaves are and aren't.

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