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12 Comments:
Why don't you wait until they get down there on that jeep-thing and call the cops on them? If they're under age and operating a motorized vehicle on a city street, they're more than likely violating the law. What sort of idiots give kids that kind of vehicle to drive, anyway? Arrrrgh!
Good luck with the fence, but I'd still consider the cops. :)
In case you haven't noticed, there is an EPIDEMIC OF IDIOT PARENTING out there. Too many parents are too worried about being their kids' friends, so the kids have no authority figures in their lives.
RE: the golf cart. I'm not sure why, but in my part of the world (The historic neighborhood of Fort Myers, Florida) kids are allowed golf carts, and they even drive them on city streets and sidewalks, and the police do nothing about it. I think it's something that's been done by Old Fort Myers families forever ... a tradition tied to the fact that there is a historic golf course in the neighborhood. It's pretty cool, really ... as long as they DRIVE WITH COURTESY AND RESPECT!
PVC fences last longest.
Thanks, Kathy ... but the city of Fort Myers, I'm discovering, has LOADS of rules for fences in the front yard. In order to get one high enough and close enough to the water, it has to be a certain kind so as not to block peoples' views of the water. I'm looking at aluminum decorative fences, but they're bloody expensive!
How about a string of barbed-wire?
Perhaps a set of Bamboo plants to bookend your waterscape view...
a running Phyllostachys or a clumping Bambusa should do nicely.
Fodder for your next book?
I just finished All This Belongs to Me & I'm ready for the next one ;-)
Kelly: Glad you liked "All This"....I'm working as fast as I can.
Anonymous: I like bamboo, but I don't think it would do bodily harm to the younguns, and I wish to do them bodily harm.
I am thinking an electric fence would be just the thing for the little darlings.
They must be cousins of the 5 next door who drive their car thingy in the road and don't move when there is a car coming. And they call me a bitch when I drive right up to their little car or bike that is parked in the middle of _my_ driveway.
Poster children for birth control.
Hit them, Kate. Run them over. Darwin's ghost will smile upon you:
"Oh, I'm sorry I hit them....but REALLY they shouldn't have been on MY PROPERTY!!!!".
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