Carscapes

I did the unthinkable and walked in a city as a pedestrian. The fact that nobody stopped to ask for an explanation surprised me.

We’re walk deprived.

It’s against the rules.

In my city, there are more cars on roads than people on sidewalks.

We need more pedestrian friendly easements.

We can live somewhere and not know it by foot.

It’s an odd existence.

The thought of traveling without a car is almost unimaginable, yet automobiles were once science fiction.

Many town centers were plotted before automobiles.

People probably think I’m against cars, and that’s not true; instead, I’m just saying that we’re over dependent.

With a few gallons pumped and a deep-fried chimichanga in my belly, I rolled out to see the place.

I should probably take more pictures from behind the wheel because that’s how I understand car scapes.

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