posted 4 years ago
OH Heck NO! The WV property my daughter and son-in-law just bought has the big high tension power lines running right across the middle of their property. The source of power is mere miles away, so there is no getting rid of these things. But I have no clue how the land below is kept reasonably free of large trees, and I pray it's not by spraying ANYTHING. I don't want any "cides" (herbicide, pesticide, fungicide...) used if possible. I will alert my kids to this possibility. I've also read somewhere that the power company should pay rent for the use of the land where their superstructures reside. Does anyone have any other info I might use in working with and around these monster metal structures?
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