[marktwain]

A picture of the 19,000 square foot house is at the link, as shown from the gun club. It seems the same old story of wealthy city people moving into the country and then trying to throw their weight around.

I wonder which caused more enviromental harm, the gun club which has been there alongside the airport for 50 years, or the new, enourmous mansion up on the hill.

[Fresh Wind]

I thought doctors were going broke, according to a thread I saw earlier.

I guess some of them are doing quite well. Ripping off Medicare, perhaps?

[Celerity]

The photographer that lined up a shot with the house below the raised muzzle of a shotgun isn’t going to help.

[cowboyway]

It seems the same old story of wealthy city people moving into the country and then trying to throw their weight around.

We've got the same thing happening in Oconee County, SC. Rich yankees moving down South and then trying to impose their yankee rules on us.

[fireforeffect]

Moving to the nuisance.

Lawsuit will fail.

[Hacklehead]

I suggest replacing the area used for skeet with a thousand yard rifle range.

[Twotone]

Oregon ping...

[Tubac414]

the NIMBY issue. When we had the farm and no neighbors other then farmers all was good - then “they” moved in a did not like the smell of horse poop and tried to change the zoning - ha they lost big time. They knew they were moving in across from a farm - shame on them for being STUPID. Not sure how the lead to damaging property with a 19,000 foot -SQD house on it. The septic system and the CARBON FOOT PRINT and destroyed forest to build the place did more damage to the environment then some lead in the ground. Are the geese eating all this lead a dropping over dead? Hell the cleaning products in the house and the stuff for the lawn are more damaging to the environment then the lead. UGH SCREAM