“It’s your land, sure—but enforcement’s tricky. Most of these people will just claim they didn’t see a sign, or didn’t know. And honestly, going to court over it? Not worth the time or money.” “So I should just let them ruin my field?” Eli snapped.
“I’m saying the law won’t be on your side unless you spend more than you’ll save. I wish I had better news.” Eli ended the call and sat in silence for a long time. Margaret brought him a plate of warm pie and sat beside him on the porch steps.