UNEX What are my neighbors up to?

[Dennis Olson]

Maybe they're raising giant earthworms.

Spice.

 

[mistaken1]

Are you sure it is dirt in the trucks?

 

[dawgofwar10]

You have been under counting, I have been bringing in seven loads everyday. Some at night some at day, you may be busting a T.B. contributor……

 

[West]

They just have a tiny bit of dirt, covering up the real payload. Sounds like their getting loads of raw/ore drug matrial and refining it for street sale.

 

[okie-carbine]

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Check with the agency that issues building permits. One can’t bring in that much dirt without a permit.

I can’t believe I actually had to tell someone this….

Out here in Free America, we don't need permits.

My bet is a shooting range and a dirt track.

 

[ainitfunny]

3 years? It should be on a satellite view by now. Take a look at the property from a satellite!

 

[Bud in Fla]

It'd be interesting to get a reasonable estimate of how many FRNs they've spent on dirt in the last 3 years, too.

 

[Calfisher]

Okay, so I live in a rural area on a dead end dirt road with a dozen homes.
Three years ago, the neighbor at the end of the road sold the property and I haven't met the new occupants.
Everyone else knows each other, but the new people seem to be very private, and you rarely see them drive up the road.

Shortly after they moved in, they started getting dump truck loads of dirt. Here we are three years later, and they have been getting about four dump truck loads a week every week for almost 3 years now.
The property has a long private driveway and is completely surrounded by woods, so there's no way to drive by and see anything.
They are on 30 acres of level land, and I just can't imagine where all that dirt is going!

I'm curious, not nosey; And not curious enough to ask what they're doing with all that dirt. Just thought I'd bounce the idea off some heads here and see if anyone has any ideas.

Google earth will help.

 

[seraphima]

So find a kid with a drone...