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(via James Duncan Davidson)
I couldn’t agree more that living in a walkable area is a prerequisite for an enjoyable life, on both workdays and playdays.
(Nyeah!)
Of course, there are even more walkable places.
You’re currently reading “ Walk Score 97% ,” an entry on stuffonfire.com
…unless you prefer the serenity of the walk in the woods.
My previous address was 91 out of 100, my current address is zero. The site should ask how many kids you have and apply an inverse function.
I believe that walk score is cool, but nowadays more and more people prefer to drive cars. Homes are often located in an area where some establishments are easier to get to by car than on foot. I’ve recently found a type of service on drivescore.fizber.com which is called Drive Score. It shows a map of what establishments are in your neighborhood and calculates a Drive Score based on the number of places within a convenient driving distance. It doesn’t mean that drive score is better than walk score – they are equal and both necessary in the modern world!
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