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I agree on walking in the neighbourhood. It needs to have loads of variety, different styles, much individuality, to be interesting. An older neighbourhood were some houses have been torn down during the course of a hundred years and build as their period "prescribed" is the best to me.
But, again, did I have a choice, I'd be moving either out in the Australian outback or straight down to an Australian lake in among the trees. No close neighbours.
I think that's for the "wishful thinking" thread, though ...
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