In Memoriam: Happy
Our neighbor’s dog Happy, one of our very first friends here, passed away in the summer of 2025. We are less happy without our little Happy.
Our neighbor’s dog Happy, one of our very first friends here, passed away in the summer of 2025. We are less happy without our little Happy.
A crew re-fences our eastern line to keep the neighbors’ livestock off our land.
For seven years, a few of us have been trying to get the neighbors to care about our private road.
In memoriam: Katie, our neighbor’s sweet dog, who knew how to cook eggs.
A new 4-foot no-climb fence with an electric stringer to stop the neighbor’s horses from jumping onto our land.
Overgrazing is bad: what years of horses did to the land, as seen in Google Earth.
New neighbors to the east brought new livestock and fence problems.
Living up here, part 2: a neighboring house turned into an AirBnB party venue, and what happened the night of February 21, 2021.
Living up here, part 1: a map of the neighbors, and a drainage problem that’s carving a canyon in the hillside.
Our nearest neighbor’s dogs visit every day, and once got collected by an overzealous Animal Control.
A half-dozen of the neighbor’s goats and sheep jumped onto our land from a manure pile, and rounding them up.
Our new eastern neighbors’ livestock and fence problems, and the new fence that’s finally going in.
No Dumping and Private Road signs go up along our road, a year after the neighborhood cleanup.
A neighbor’s sheep kept wandering onto our land, all through the pool resurfacing project.
A neighbor’s dodgy animal pens are spilling onto our property, and getting anyone to deal with it is a saga.
Sound carries in the hills, and neighbors’ parties can be pleasant or annoying.
Our neighbors’ horses escaped onto our property, and the rider who came to fetch them left a present on our driveway.
