I don't live in a rural area, but none of my neighbors have fences and there are tons of trees backing our property.
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they are moving into the cities, it's scary. I hit one once, it wasn't pleasant
Ok, I have to ask, where do you live? I'm jealous of the greenery. I used to think I'd always be a desert rat, but lately I've really been feeling like it would be nice to live somewhere where there are trees that change colors in the fall, greenery, white picket fences :-), etc.
I'll never forget the first time I literally stumbled upon a fawn in the spring grass.
Enjoy these small happy moments of life.
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