Tradewinds Estates

I crown you the Grafitti King.

Skating and looking in vacant homes windows at 11PM is two different things. As far as the location of these things terry 69, the previous post just about covers it. . .

The power box on the gold course between the newer tan home on the corner and the large grey stone home has some grafitti.

If you personally know one of the two people I would stick to daylight hours. . . I didn;t see a car that night and one of the kids was on a bike, if I see anything like that again I am going to apprehend them and wait for the police.

This is a nice neighborhood and one of the reasons I moved here was so I could walk my dog at night after my family is in bed and not have to worry about anything.

"If you personally know one of the two people I would stick to daylight hours. . . I didn;t see a car that night and one of the kids was on a bike, if I see anything like that again I am going to apprehend them and wait for the police."

At this point I'm rather confused -- do you think you could restate that in different words?

From what it seems to me, you're saying that I should recommend that the person not skate at night?

Also, when you say that one of the kids was on a bike I'm assuming you're referring to the ones looking into the window, correct?

I'm sure these problems will start to sort out much more easily when more people move into the other side of the development to keep an eye on things over there as well. For now I guess we have to be happy that there's no broken windows or spray painted houses [err wait... now that I think about it, didn't the broken windows part happen on Royal Drive already?]

Anyways, just do your neighbors and yourself all a favor by glancing out the window every once in a while.

I am more concerned about the vandalism. I could care less about skaters. I was just stating that your friends skating and the kids I saw are probably two different issues. Skating in the circle at 10 or 11 at night is dangerous in its own right because people speed into the neighborhood and could run one of your pals over.