The woman was left fuming after she caught her neighbour red-handed
If you need to retrieve something from your neighbour's garden, it is generally polite to ask before jumping through of your own accord. Unfortunately, one woman was left fuming after her neighbour "trampled" through her hedges during Easter weekend to collect his ball and squashed all of her spring flowers in the process, the Mirror reports.
In a post she wrote: "Neighbours are having a party. With the sort of guests who don't think they're having a good time unless their laugh carries 6 doors. Fair enough, it's a sunny weekend." "I'm quite happy to throw balls back. I'm happy for someone to come and get their ball if they come in from the drive at the top, and keep to the paths. But to push through the hedge and trample the borders, that's not on."
However, people reassured the mum she should go ahead with her plans to cut the grass regardless of the rude run in with her neighbour. One person replied: "There is clearly an unwritten rule that has bypassed me. Mine needs a mow and if it is dry tomorrow it will be getting done as it is the only day I have got the time to do it. Just mow the lawn."
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