Another excellent report. Only problem is that by the time the developers and politicians take their cut, most of us peons can’t afford to live in such communities. I’ll take my land in the country, surrounded by freedom loving weirdo Rednecks any day.
Love it Jack!! I couldn’t agree more. This article might be more hope than realism. This could be so much cheaper to implement and more affordable to live within, but that doesn’t make it realistic within current American society sadly. That said, here’s to hoping some city planners and zoning boards might catch wind of fresh ideas. Until then, it’s up to folks on the fringe to build what they can where they can and enjoy the journey :)
Another excellent report. Only problem is that by the time the developers and politicians take their cut, most of us peons can’t afford to live in such communities. I’ll take my land in the country, surrounded by freedom loving weirdo Rednecks any day.
Love it Jack!! I couldn’t agree more. This article might be more hope than realism. This could be so much cheaper to implement and more affordable to live within, but that doesn’t make it realistic within current American society sadly. That said, here’s to hoping some city planners and zoning boards might catch wind of fresh ideas. Until then, it’s up to folks on the fringe to build what they can where they can and enjoy the journey :)