One of my neighbors lives on a T-intersection – at the end of a half-mile straightaway. This is his rebuilt fence.
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Bright enough to have a berm and trees between the fence and the house, as well.
I like the souvenir from the previous crash.
Yep, thats why I would not buy a house at a “T” along with where the road curves. Intersections same way if houses close==get headlights and engines gunned to take off.
Leaves me wondering why I bought my current place which is the lowest property on this creek. I thought I learned not to do that as well.
If he’s not going for a 3ft concrete wall, he might want to invest in a bunch of Czech hedgehogs.
How many times has it been replaced?
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#7 – think – Will you be showing us pictures of bugs your neighbor’s kids found next?
Next, the editors will publish a picture of your groin and make the rest of us guess of how many crabs per sq. in. that you’ve got.
They should have installed a mirror.
Actually it needs headlights !
He needs a four foot retaining wall and a couple of dump truck loads of dirt if he expects to keep vehicles out of his house. Never buy a house in the curve of a road either.
Old cross ties with enough dirt behind them will stop about anything.
they should buid a roundabout.
USE Plastic Posts, and FILL with Concrete and REBAR…6″-8″…4’+ deep LARGE PAD.
It it dont STOP it, the vehicle WONT make it over the pond.