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You need land to collect large "junk" items. Or a massive house. I live in NJ and to get either I'd have to move to the hinterlands. Like, the pine barrens. If you've never been there, notice that they are called "barrens", not gardens or fields or groves. Barrens. In the populated areas if you have anything unsightly outside (and unsightly would include a bunch of old water heaters) the cops will politely tell you to take care of it. So we buy stuff when we need it and get rid of large stuff we don't need anymore.

I envy you your ability to do what you want on your own property.

140 posted on 06/23/2018 4:09:15 PM PDT by pepsi_junkie (Russians couldnt have done a better job destroying sacred American institutions than Democrats have)

Oh, I know how it is. Before I moved to the boonies, I came from Ctrl FL aka Disney World. I managed to stay out of subdivisions and live in the county, just outside of city limits because....

I live on 15.5 acres now and there’s no such thing as codes. Property taxes are $35 per year but the ambulance is 45 minutes away.