Why would you give up a chunk of your yard and pay someone to pave it over if not to encourage your home's visitors to park there? Do people deliberately park in a stranger's driveway, then just walk off to go shopping? Considering a company mass-produces these signs, is this a widespread problem?
Makes you wonder if every house has a driveway in most communities because residents demand one, or if every house has a driveway because that's just what you're supposed to do in car-centric America.
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Miles, I had to comment. Especially after reading your closing line about health hazzards ;)
You should consider sending your anti-wind activists to Ontario, Canada; lots of exciting action going on here. Consider giving them the following map to facilitate congregating in the right places http://ontario-wind-turbines.org/owt-maps.html
2 wind turbines?! And activists complaining. You must be joking?!
Keep up the cool blogging and please send me a No Parking in Driveway sign :) In older 'lower' Hamilton, Ontario, most of us don't even have driveways - I would love to be able to post such a sign.
Cheers,
Ruth
Sorry for the mis-post, I didn't realise that I was posting vs. sending you a message. Most of my comment pertains to your Fairhaven Windfarm post :( I will go there & post as well :)
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