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Great video. Thanks for sharing this. I live in an inner city context. While it has MANY problems, it was built in a time when communities were central to urban planning. We can walk to anything we need. It is being threatened, sadly, so I am all for this kind of awareness.
Peace & all good,
Jamie
Posted by: Jamie Arpin-Ricci | 12/03/2009 at 01:26 PM
great video! I detest the ugly strip malls, cheesey cookie cutter house and massive intersections that are always part of sprawl. I am renovating a 100 year old house in SF, using mostly reclaimed products, so that I can walk most places and ride mass transit when walking is not optimal. Thanks Kenneth! I was your baby sitter when you were 2 and 3 and I am delighted to see what you have accomplished as an adult!
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