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Housing starts a.k.a. land attrition Enough Already 03-29-2008
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Posted by jloomis on March 30, 2008, 11:46 am
I am speaking about "rural" meaning subdivisions 10 to 35 miles from urban
areas......
All over Calif. there are massive subdivisions that most have to drive,
anywhere from 10 to 60 miles to go to work and then when shopping comes it
is an easy 30 mile or more round trip......
I am not lieing....
Just making facts......
anyway......
I still lift heavy objects?
What is this about horses?
I am not sure where you are coming from.......
jloomis
>
>> The real problem is the "addiction to oil" and our being brought up in a
>> world where there was "no limit" on the supply of gasoline at the
>> station.
>
> Modern economies do not relay on the human back to do the heavy
> lifting.
> We do not rely on horses to move produce. So?
>
>
>
>
>
>> We moved farther and farther away from the cities,
>
> This is a flat-out lie. In 2006 for the first time half the human
> population worldwide was urbanized. Cities are growing because there are
> fewer and fewer (in percentage terms too) rural dwellers. Half of all USA
> counties are LOSING population.
>
>



Posted by George Conklin on March 30, 2008, 5:25 pm

> I am speaking about "rural" meaning subdivisions 10 to 35 miles from urban
> areas......

Most of the residents of such places work locally. Your imagination that
everyone commutes to a downtown is just plain wrong.



Posted by jloomis on March 30, 2008, 9:05 pm
I take it you do not live in Calif. Drive down Hi.way 80..........Look at
the suburbs........now business's there.....
Drive up 101......Suburb between Santa Rosa and San Francisco.....
Why do you think they call these (bedroom communities) They sleep there and
then commute......
Commuting is the main source of home to work.......many, many miles......No
buses, no trains, just Big Cars, and gas guzzling Pickups with one driver
and no baggage.......
Anyway......I am wasting my breath......
We do have a problem with traffic, and highways, and commuting......Gas
prices are a sign, and like the tip of the ice-berg.......more to
come.........
Where do you get the idea that "most residents work locally" You must be
living in a dream.
whatever...."Fill er Up"
jloomis
>
>> I am speaking about "rural" meaning subdivisions 10 to 35 miles from
>> urban
>> areas......
>
> Most of the residents of such places work locally. Your imagination
> that
> everyone commutes to a downtown is just plain wrong.
>
>



Posted by Matt W. Barrow on March 31, 2008, 12:06 am

>I take it you do not live in Calif. Drive down Hi.way 80..........Look at
>the suburbs........now business's there.....
> Drive up 101......Suburb between Santa Rosa and San Francisco.....
> Why do you think they call these (bedroom communities) They sleep there
> and then commute......
> Commuting is the main source of home to work.......many, many
> miles......No buses, no trains, just Big Cars, and gas guzzling Pickups
> with one driver and no baggage.......
> Anyway......I am wasting my breath......

Yes, because, like a little kid, your world revolves around your own limited
horizon.



Posted by jloomis on March 31, 2008, 10:07 am

>
>>I take it you do not live in Calif. Drive down Hi.way 80..........Look at
>>the suburbs........now business's there.....
>> Drive up 101......Suburb between Santa Rosa and San Francisco.....
>> Why do you think they call these (bedroom communities) They sleep there
>> and then commute......
>> Commuting is the main source of home to work.......many, many
>> miles......No buses, no trains, just Big Cars, and gas guzzling Pickups
>> with one driver and no baggage.......
>> Anyway......I am wasting my breath......
>
> Yes, because, like a little kid, your world revolves around your own
> limited horizon.

this quote, from you, ("Most of the residents of such places work locally.
Your imagination that
everyone commutes to a downtown is just plain wrong.")
shows who's world is revolving around a limited horizon..........
look out your window.........
Just got back from Hawaii.......You want to see traffic problems!
this is about fuel, and waste, and trying to figure out better ways to move
people.....
I am not sure where you are coming from.............
jloomis






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