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Sounds like it was on purpose, not an accident, since the stone marker of the border was always in his tractor's path.
by matt_s 5y ago
Sounds like it was on purpose, not an accident, since the stone marker of the border was always in his tractor's path.
- stinos 5y agoAlmost definitely on purpose. Not sure if this is limited to Belgium, but these days it's like the national sport for almost all farmers in my neighbourhood to just take a bit of land extra every year. A nearby road (well, path) used to be about 4m wide 10 years ago. Now only 1.5m is left untouched, the rest is now farmland. It is likely a sign of much bigger problems (food pricing, for one), but also an extra pressure on the few nature which is left in between the fields, not ideal when it comes to erosion, and so on.