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Old 01-18-2012, 06:08 PM   #123
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Originally Posted by MrsJoseph View Post
Walking distance is subjective. For years and years my family had no car and we lived in a town where public transportation was iffy. My local library was much more than 2 miles away and I considered it walking distance.

I could walk (nice day), take the bus (not so nice of a day) or if a friend also wanted to go we would get a ride with a parent.

Just because you cannot/will not walk more than 2 miles does not mean it isn't within walking distance.
I have to say, I somewhat disagree on the cannot walking part. If you happen to be paraplegic, nothing is quite within walking distance. *Budump tish*

Seriously, though, I'm the closest I've ever been to a library, and it is about two and a half or three miles away. Before that, I was about 10 miles from a library, but I couldn't use it since I didn't live within the city limits. Before that, it was about 5 miles to the library. I could walk to the one by me now, if I really wanted to, but probably wouldn't if driving wasn't an option.
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