PN>>  That would get me into the ccr's.  Horses _only_ are
 PN>>  legal, other than household pets.  I don't want to open
 LK>> Hmmm, I wonder if the lack of enforcement might create an "eminent
 LK>> domain" type of situation.  By this I mean that because others have
 LK>> been raising these animals and you can prove that the association's
 LK>> been legally notified and they chose not to enforce the rules you can
 LK>> then raise animals not specifically covered in the cc&rs.  CC&Rs are
 LK>> one thing we specifically did =not= want when we moved last year.  :-/
 PN>
 PN>  To find someplace with absolutely no ccr's is rare...but
 PN>  in our case they're not overly obnoxious, and mainly
 PN>  ignored anyway.  There is no association, so anybody
 PN>  wanting to bring an action would have to do it on his own
 PN>  hook or gather enough support to make it worthwhile.
You're lucky to have such understanding neighbors and such unrestrictive
CCRs.  An association and/or CCRs were high on my list of absolute "don't
wants" when we were house shopping last year.  I'd've kept renting until I
fould what I was looking for.
 PN>  Such is not likely to happen.  The last individual who
 PN>  went around and tried to get folks to conform to the
 PN>  "rules" decided that it was easier to move.
Them's the =best= kind of neighbors.  :-)
 PN>  There's some griping.  But mainly the neighbors I have all
 PN>  tend to ignore each other's violations.  To do otherwise
 PN>  would open them up to reprisal in kind.  My next door
 PN>  neighbor isn't likely to grouse about my extra cars and
 PN>  trailers: cause then I'd get after him about his welding
 PN>  shop.
Hey; isn't that what being "neighborly" is all about?  :-)
 LK>> This guy's an old world Basque.  He's over 60 and can walk any 3
 LK>> people I know into the ground and I won't mention how they castrate the
 LK>> ram lambs. Takes a =real= man to do that...  :-)
 PN>  While I'm familiar with the technique I'll leave it to
 PN>  those that can get that close to a woolie to practice it
 >.
I'll =never= forget the first time I ever saw my dad do it.  I was about 9 or
10 and went like "Dad, what are you doing?!?!"  :-)
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