Thanks, i don't think it'll go too far. I'm talking to a lawyer friend and i will try not only for avoiding the fine, but for total clearing, and hopefully that sentence will be the closest thing an individual can have for relaxed growing.Shit man, that is a complete piss take, surely they would'nt do anything to you, at least that was my thought but it seems not and I have it completely wrong.
Is that a "best guess" on that fine or a true reflection?. it also seems like no matter which course of action you take it will lead to that fine, the fate has been set so to speak. so IF that is/was the case then it is best to take the quickest path to get it over and done with and move on. only my thoughts, as a state lawer is most definitly not the way to go.
So say I bought a farm, had it all check out by the land surveyor and solicitors, and it was 100% no " right of ways " ever existed on my new farm, nor was there any river or water way even close to my farm, can they just walk on my farm ??
Also add to the fact I had guard dogs ( like I do here ) so there would be no way anybody could come anywhere near my greenhouses. would that solve a the problem that you have had ??.
This "right of ways" is just part of the bad luck, the property i live in is big and was empty for a long period, they knew someone (me) was staying there and they wanted to check it up with a silly excuse. Just bad luck, but maybe something good comes out of it.
Let's be practical. If you choose a right place, you are discreet and people around likes you, you don't need to live in a bunker for growing a few plants.
If your property is a constant in and out, if you buy strange materials in the local shop and leave colourful bags of compost in the rubbish bin, if local baddies smile at you, those kind of things are bigger threats than someone crossing your land, with or without right. Dogs could be an added problem. If a thief goes to rob in your property and the dogs hurt him, you'll be in deeper shit than the thief. And if marijuana is involved... Try geese, they make a lot of noise if a stranger approaches.
Guns? You need a hunting license, belong to a hunter's association, and use them for hunting. Small guns are for jewellers, security staff and the uninformed. In the case that you own a license, still the only legal way to protect yourself is calling the cops. You can only use "reasonable" force to protect yourself, which is unreasonable.
All in all, is not the worst place to live and grow choosing the right spot. The area you have in mind, take my advice: the most important thing in the escritura is the right of water. Water. The rest is secondary. Be sure of that and get involved with the water rules, it is more precious than blood and tears for living there.
As for police of any kind, they are everywhere. Shepperds too. Hunters. Roamers. And spanish own "buskimanos", watch out for those.
Once on the ground, things are always much easier to understand.