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<blockquote data-quote="egbert" data-source="post: 7672425" data-attributes="member: 9965"><p>I am afraid you mightn't find total sympathy here.</p><p>We - farmers who manage land for food production - often have our hackles up the minute anyone suggests their alternative 'land management' goals are better than ours in some way....and many of us see what you're doing as, at best, 'messing about'. </p><p>For sure, it's your land, but most of us would expect your type of ersing about to have no more effect than leaving a few field margins unkempt, or holding back on the flail hedging a tad.</p><p>Seemingly your site was farmland til you bought it, but you're calling it brownfield. hmm.</p><p></p><p>Equally, many of us have played the planning game, exploiting what loopholes we think we can....that's human nature. </p><p>Some watch their non-farming blow-in neighbours doing it even more so, without the 'excuse' of also still having large areas left undeveloped.</p><p>Out behind one of my sites, a quiet backlane has something like what you're up to in every field. Every entrance is stoned, and leading to a horsebox/field shelter/'tool shed' etc...all with satellite dish and chimney.</p><p>It p1sses me off no end to be honest.</p><p> </p><p>Listening to what you're saying, and the case you're trying to build, sounds exactly like thousands of other chancers most of us are familiar with.</p><p></p><p>Good luck, but don't expect much hand holding.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="egbert, post: 7672425, member: 9965"] I am afraid you mightn't find total sympathy here. We - farmers who manage land for food production - often have our hackles up the minute anyone suggests their alternative 'land management' goals are better than ours in some way....and many of us see what you're doing as, at best, 'messing about'. For sure, it's your land, but most of us would expect your type of ersing about to have no more effect than leaving a few field margins unkempt, or holding back on the flail hedging a tad. Seemingly your site was farmland til you bought it, but you're calling it brownfield. hmm. Equally, many of us have played the planning game, exploiting what loopholes we think we can....that's human nature. Some watch their non-farming blow-in neighbours doing it even more so, without the 'excuse' of also still having large areas left undeveloped. Out behind one of my sites, a quiet backlane has something like what you're up to in every field. Every entrance is stoned, and leading to a horsebox/field shelter/'tool shed' etc...all with satellite dish and chimney. It p1sses me off no end to be honest. Listening to what you're saying, and the case you're trying to build, sounds exactly like thousands of other chancers most of us are familiar with. Good luck, but don't expect much hand holding. [/QUOTE]
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