Re: Housing starts a.k.a. land attrition

I am speaking about "rural" meaning subdivisions 10 to 35 miles from urban 
areas......
All over Calif. there are massive subdivisions that most have to drive, 
anywhere from 10 to 60 miles to go to work and then when shopping comes it

is an easy 30 mile or more round trip......
I am not lieing....
Just making facts......
anyway......
I still lift heavy objects?
What is this about horses?
I am not sure where you are coming from.......
jloomis
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>> The real problem is the "addiction to oil" and our being brought up in
a
>> world where there was "no limit" on the supply of gasoline at the 
>> station.
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>    Modern economies do not relay on the human back to do the heavy 
> lifting.
> We do not rely on horses to move produce.  So?
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>> We moved farther and farther away from the cities,
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>   This is a  flat-out lie.  In 2006 for the first time half the human
> population worldwide was urbanized.  Cities are growing because there
are
> fewer and fewer (in percentage terms too) rural dwellers.  Half of all
USA
> counties are LOSING population.
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