On 8/5/2018 11:58 AM, Cindy Hamilton wrote:
> On Sunday, August 5, 2018 at 10:08:21 AM UTC-4, Nancy Young wrote:

>> If it was in the back I don't know that I'd mind, assuming it's
>> not looming over my fence. Also, I don't live in the countryside
>> where stuff like that is not in someone's face. If I was going
>> to get an RV of any size I'd pay to park it somewhere.
>
> You can see it from the street. However, at 2 acres my yard is one
> of the larger ones (most are 1 acre). The trailer is a good 100 feet
> from the nearest property lines. It's about 4x8x3.5 feet, so it's
> not like a big honkin' RV sitting there.

To me that is very different from looking down the street and
seeing a bus in someone's driveway. If anyone in your neighborhood
doesn't like it, they can plant more trees or something. There is
plenty of room. In the suburbs it has more of an affect on
what people see when they look out their window.

> I'd like to park it behind the shop, but it wouldn't be nearly as
> convenient there. I might try to move it before the snow flies,
> as it's a pain to snowblow around it, and that duty falls to me
> now.

Anything that helps, why have that in the way if you don't
need it there.

nancy