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Old 08-25-09, 01:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Roody
I bet that a lot of affluent people do buy homes because they're in walkable areas. And I bet that a lot of them never walk once they move in. Car habits die hard for many people.
I agree with you. I live in a reasonably walkable suburb (a 72, I did not wait long enough the first time I viewed the sight and thought it was 50). While I take advantage of it occasionally, if it rains, snows, I'm in a hurry etc. I still jump in the car. I am working on an attitude adjustment to get me out of the car and on to my feet or bike more.
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