In Miller v. Downing (54 N.Y. 631) it was also held that one who was accustomed to have a wood pile upon a vacant lot for thirty years, and had buried potatoes upon it for six years, had acquired no title to the lot by such a possession.

In Miller v. Downing, 54 N.Y. 631, it was held that to use a vacant lot for placing wood and maintaining a wood pile on same and for banking or burying potatoes did not amount to such possession as would be considered adverse.