Property gates create conflicting perceptions.
On the one hand, an open gate means all who pass are welcome within. On the other hand, said gate when closed should be a message for others that trespass and/or unnecessary traffic is unwelcome.
Then there are "in-betweeners".
Today we installed a remote controlled gate opener at the entrance to the ranch. If you have one of our "remotes" or if you are privy to the key pad code at the gate, your in. Lacking either, your best option is to assume that climbing that gate/fence is an invitation to a buckshot sandwich!
I ain't never lived behind a gate in all my born days, but I reckon it is the way of local country folk.
Just call me an "in-betweener"?
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