Is the country full of idiots????

[kill]

I have been hedge trimming today on my OWN land.
One neighbour phoned up my wife and left a SH#tty message moaning that I was hedge trimming on a Sunday and making a noise and I shouldn't have started at 7am!!!!! Probably 500+ metres away from there place that's hidden in trees.
Another filmed me via their phone trimming "MY" boundary hedge to them for approximately half an hour and he was pee'd right up (drunk)as is a normal Sunday for him.
What's the matter with people?????

 

[Deereone]

Just ignore it they are not worth losing sleep over

 

[kill]

Just ignore it they are not worth losing sleep over

Really hate being filmed tho as proper creepy.

 

[ploughman1963]

Really hate being filmed tho as proper creepy.

‘Smile and wave’

 

[davidroberts30]

‘Smile and wave’

I use this wave technique

 

[An Gof]

I have been hedge trimming today on my OWN land.
One neighbour phoned up my wife and left a SH#tty message moaning that I was hedge trimming on a Sunday and making a noise and I shouldn't have started at 7am!!!!! Probably 500+ metres away from there place that's hidden in trees.
Another filmed me via their phone trimming "MY" boundary hedge to them for approximately half an hour and he was pee'd right up (drunk)as is a normal Sunday for him.
What's the matter with people?????

These people need more work, it keeps them out of mischief they haven't enough to do

 

[nonemouse]

Answering your question, YES

 

[An Gof]

Answering your question, YES

Well i'm not sure it's completely full ......... i know of a least one thats not an idiot

 

[onthehoof]

Yes, wherever you go now 90% of people are twunts

 

[jonnieboy]

Was there a desperate need to be out at 7 am ?
I think both parties need to get a life

 

[johnspeehs]

Yes and going to get worse, don’t work on sundays, don’t work at night, don’t make to much noise, don’t make a bad smell, don’t drive on the road with tractors, don’t have bright lights at night, don’t dirty the road, don’t let your cows moo at night, don’t build anything in their view, don’t scare their horses on the road, don’t ask them to stick to foot paths, don’t ask them to lift their dog’s crap , don’t drive on their grass verge , even though it’s not theirs. Mind you round here farmers didn’t help themselves, sold building sites in every gap in the hedge and then some, you’re never more than a few metres from a house round here. My door gets knocked regularily, there’s a baby calf lying on its own at the fence or your cows look like they might be trying to get out or the one that pisses me off most “ your cattle/ sheep are out “ when they aren’t mine, apparently I own every sheep and cow for 10 miles around .

 

[Kevtherev]

Leave the boundary hedge grow up so he can’t see

 

[milkloss]

Well i'm not sure it's completely full ......... i know of a least one thats not an idiot

Depends which voice you’re listening to at the time.

 

[ARW]

What good does the film do?
Oh look at this, someone cutting there hedge on my boundary, unbelievable
Most boring video ever

 

[Still Farming]

Wasters out there.
Tell you what you can and can not do on your own land?
Blackberry pickers ?
Won't like it if you went into their garden and picked stuff ?
List goes on and on.

 

[kill]

Was there a desperate need to be out at 7 am ?
I think both parties need to get a life

It wasn't 3am like Fridays start. I have things that need doing and enjoy working and like to get it done. Baling this autumn as been a bain of my life as it won't stop or carting bales. Muck to get spread before the deadline, and a new dairy complex being built, slurry pit to be dug and hundreds of hours of trimming to get done and knowing ground will shortly get too wet to move on so what's the big deal in using daylight before clocks change and DRY weather????

 

[Hilly]

The country is over crowded.

 

[ARW]

It wasn't 3am like Fridays start. I have things that need doing and enjoy working and like to get it done. Baling this autumn as been a bain of my lifr as it won't stop. Muck to get spread before the deadline, and a new dairy complex being built, slurry pit to be dug and hundreds of hour of trimming to get done and knowing ground will shortly get too wet to move on so what's the big deal in using daylight before clocks change and DRY weather????

If I am ever moaned at for making a noise hedgecutting I instantly retire from the job and say “ok no problem I will come back tomorrow” and return in the morning at 4am

 

[Cowabunga]

Was there a desperate need to be out at 7 am ?
I think both parties need to get a life

5.30 is the start of a working day here. In fact a bloody great big milk truck comes down our lane every morning at that time and returns up it some 20 minutes later. The drivers start work at 5.0am. Seven days a week.

 

[Cab-over Pete]

There are plenty of bat sh#t mental bell ends out there, but thankfully there are plenty of good sorts too.

I find the best course of action is to go and see both types before you intend to start work. Politely telling people your intentions and explaining why usually avoids any disputes.

But, in general, I’m afraid you seem to be quite correct.