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There's a lot to offer here. Well kept fields, a good amount of trees, a relatively nice lake. Finding a place to rest your heels while out on a calming thursday afternoon walk isn't a problem, thanks to the more than adequate benching and shaded areas readily available. It's a great place to go when you just need some time to yourself to think about the world and your choices... |
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But what about all those other times? |
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That is precisely what is the matter with this area. It truly is the ultimate place to settle down and do whatever it is you choose to do with the calm years of your life. I would move back here myself. The fact is, there is a whole mess of people sitting here in this place with nowhere to go, nothing to do, and inordinate amounts of stress.
As a place to live, the area presents itself as a safe haven to come home to. A place where nothing is going to be out of place and no one is going to interfere with your infinite resting. The lack of entertainment that comes along with such living brings with it the need to leave for, well, just about everything but relaxing. I almost think the local leadership understands the predicament... On your way out of town a sign reads "Have a nice day." as opposed to the typical 'thanks for coming', as if you are never meant to spend your days sitting in town. |
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As a matter of fact, I find many public places to be designed with the idea of controlled youth in mind, and not much else. Sure, control is a necessity when dealing with public places, but you should be allowed to enjoy a park, not spend your time being worried if you are obeying the rules. |
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