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Nice concept Kris - was that Central Park?
Please send us links to your stuff in the future.
Hi Glen -
Thanks! Where do I send the links?
If you click on my name my email address is there.
Listening to the Kunstler podcast right now. This is a hilarious back and forth. For what it's worth I like your style!
As for NYC - most folks are what I like to say "unconsciously competent" at reducing oil consumption. It's really expensive and inconvenient for most people to even own a car. Raising awareness can only help though...
Keep up the great work.
Haha, that reminds me of a personal story ... about six or eight years ago, my spouse and I were planning a vacation trip to visit Mom on the Cape. Mary had never been to that part of the country, and urged me to sign up for a car when we arranged the flight into Logan. I said "Trust me, we do not want a car."
When we got to Boston, Mary was quickly convinced -- the "Big Dig" was still an open pit. We boarded the bus for the Cape right at the terminal and had a nice vacation, letting the traffic be someone else's problem... Mom had a car we could borrow, but the whole region really has decent public transit.