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Old 02-28-14, 06:08 PM
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Rowan
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Originally Posted by tractorlegs
Being car free gets easier as time goes by, certainly. But (additionally) one of the coolest things is that it makes the rest of your life much easier too. Walking up stairs, getting out of chairs, doctor visits become a breeze, playing with grandchildren, looking younger, feeling great. The whole "life picture" becomes easier.
I don't necessarily agree with this. You may be coming from the perspective of someone who was/is a Clyde, but in my current car-ownership situation, none of these activities would be an issue at all. I know lots of people who ride bikes and own motor vehicles, and are very physically active and fit all those parameters that you ascribe to being "car-free".
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