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Housing Association trying to exclude my garden
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Thank uiu so much for your help
Thank you so much for your help
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I’m new to the form but how do I read the post please?
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Click the view post.
As for you saying they could go through the boundary hedge and tree line without a photo, map or aerial pic it doesn't mean much to the forum user's as we don't know the layout of you property and where the trees and hedges are.
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Morning Boohoo Im sorry I have no idea how to get a photo off google map and then up load it here. I’m new to all of this, I’m not on any platform FB Instagram and so on. I will see if my daughter can do this for me.
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I presume you can locate the property using Google Maps? Zoom in, and the easiest thing then would be a screenshot.
Type your address or just the postcode into Google, select 'Maps', and you should get a map of that address/postcode, along with a panel on the left hand that shows the details. Zoom in on the map so you get the best image of the whole property. Place your mouse on the LH panel, right-click and choose 'Screenshot'. 'Save' or 'Download' 'visible', or click-and-drag to get just the part of the map you want, and then download it.
Use the 'Upload Image' icon on your post to add the image.
Here's a typical full screen 'Screenshot' of a random postcode;
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@WIAWSNB the OP will have to change the Layers to satellite image so they can see what is surrounding their property.
I asked for a map earlier but I was thinking more of a landline registry type map as I think that could show more detail of the OP's boundaries and the like.
OP if you do get a map or Google screenshot try and remove details of you post code and street name so no to tell people where you are.
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one plot of land that is served by the gate
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Is the gate for your property and your property only?
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yes just for my use
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the house in the middle is owned by HA the plan they send me puts a line right through the middle of the two houses
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