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In my case, It's the Snowmobiles that get on my nerves. We've had some thick, heavy snow lately, so the local yahoos are playing 'Jump the fence' with 600 pounds of moving metal, by bouncing the drifts.
So far, we've had 10 non-fatal accidents in less than a month, all less than 100 yards from our front door. (People going too slow, and having the front skis hook up in the fence, flipping the snowmobile. 600 pounds of metal, plastic, and such landing on someone, no matter how deep the snow is on the other side, Will cause broken bones.)
We've actually had to post Several 'No Trespassing' Signs around our property this year as a result of such nincompoopery, though my siblings have an addendum of "If you crash, we'll call the Paramedics, but don't expect anything else from us."
Personally, It's kinda sad when you're on a first-name basis with five ambulance crews, and do not work in dispatch.
So far, we've had 10 non-fatal accidents in less than a month, all less than 100 yards from our front door. (People going too slow, and having the front skis hook up in the fence, flipping the snowmobile. 600 pounds of metal, plastic, and such landing on someone, no matter how deep the snow is on the other side, Will cause broken bones.)
We've actually had to post Several 'No Trespassing' Signs around our property this year as a result of such nincompoopery, though my siblings have an addendum of "If you crash, we'll call the Paramedics, but don't expect anything else from us."
Personally, It's kinda sad when you're on a first-name basis with five ambulance crews, and do not work in dispatch.
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