Place some IEDs in the road to stop the deliveries.
Do all the trucks annoy anyone else
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Living in a cul-de-sac, I really enjoy the 370db beep, beep, beep, when they back up.
How is that? Before covid, there wasn't trucks at 9-10 pm and all day Sunday. Now it is non stop deliveries. I don't have a problem with my neighbors and they don't have a problem with me.
exactly not a ****ing ups distribution center.
Move to the country, then you’ll be annoyed by side by sides with loud exhaust going by all day long. It doesn’t bother me much, but the diesel trucks that have to blow smoke when they go by my house or the Jeep cherokees with all the doors pulled off with the sawzall exhaust system does become laughable.
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Move to the country, then you’ll be annoyed by side by sides with loud exhaust going by all day long. It doesn’t bother me much, but the diesel trucks that have to blow smoke when they go by my house or the Jeep cherokees with all the doors pulled off with the sawzall exhaust system does become laughable.
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you live in savannah.
Move to oh, idk the majority of the state that's rural? These deliveries are only going to go up in frequency, my friend. Not down. Way of the world now.
Move to oh, idk the majority of the state that's rural? These deliveries are only going to go up in frequency, my friend. Not down. Way of the world now.
When you live in a stones throw from 100 other people, you’re going to have to give up some privacy and solitude.
I'm on 40 acres, it's a 30mph back road and my house sits waaaaay off the street. I can barely see it, let alone hear it.
I'm not annoyed by much when i'm home.
I'm not annoyed by much when i'm home.
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Same here
This! I did this about 6 years ago and it's been the best decision I ever made. It sometimes is inconvenient living in the middle of nowhere, but the tradeoff is absolutely worth it!
You're right, instead of you moving, maybe talk all of your neighbors into moving. Then sit and wait and hope that none of those new neighbors ever order anything online.
That sounds much simpler.
This sounds glorious. I bought 6 acres that I hope to build a retirement house on one day and thought it was a lot of land at first. Now I want more.
My 8 year old daughter and I have 4 wheelers, people think with 40 acres you could ride for days, we can ride all our trails in a matter of a few minutes lol. I'd be satisfied with another 500 or so acres.
We have delivery vehicles going through our neighborhood numerous times usually between the hours of 9:00 AM and 8:00 PM. Doesn't bother me in the least. We also have at least 6 dogs in our neighborhood. Barking isn't an issue because it is minimal.
Fix
Good - earplugs
Better - BT buds sync to tv
Best - develop selective hearing and tune out unwanted noise. Just like we learn to do with wife and kids.
Good luck. I've noticed the same thing in our cul-de-sac. Covid...
Good - earplugs
Better - BT buds sync to tv
Best - develop selective hearing and tune out unwanted noise. Just like we learn to do with wife and kids.
Good luck. I've noticed the same thing in our cul-de-sac. Covid...
If the traffic isn’t causing your stucco walls to break apart, is this really thread-worthy?
This is where I grew up, 80 acres that have been in our family for 120 years, homesteaded by my Great Grandfather in 1903. 13 miles to the nearest town and you can count the neighbors on one hand that live in a 3 mile radius. Paradise! When it's mine I'll install a windmill for power and geothermal heating and never leave...lol!
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