Fallen tree on boundary

[Alias]

No need to brag! Good for you though.

Some one around here hasn't dug out their brook as long as I can remember.

Landowners upstream keep doing it

Aye, we just have one bad neighbour and luckily we’re not right next to him. He lets his land out to someone different every year and won’t spend a penny on fences, drains or anything. The tenant is supposed to make it stockproof, and if sheep escape then he just pleads ignorant “oh, they’re not my sheep, I don’t have any “. If someone else’s sheep get onto his then he opens the gate and they end up eating gardens. It gives farmers a bad name, and he’s not even a farmer.

 

[TheTallGuy]

Trees belong to the person who owns the land on which they grow & it's their responsibility to clear anything that falls onto neighbouring property in the same way that a gazebo remains the property of the lazy twunt who didn't take it down before the winds came!

 

[smcapstick]

Saw them both up, then bill him for one.

EDIT Or, if neither of you are bothered about the wood, post it on Facebook. The wood pirates in old L200s / Discoverys with winch bumpers (there’s no actual winch in them, though) will have it all cleared in seconds!

 

[borderterribles]

Saw them both up, then bill him for one.

EDIT Or, if neither of you are bothered about the wood, post it on Facebook. The wood pirates in old L200s / Discoverys with winch bumpers (there’s no actual winch in them, though) will have it all cleared in seconds!

Wood pirates, lol