During a recent visit to Portland, Oregon I find myself wondering what went wrong in the Midwest? Why is it that the coasts seem to be the locations dominated by the idea of ending sprawl with their fancy environmentally conscious metro systems, pedestrian friendly areas, and a limit of one fast food restaurant per mile instead of per foot? Did "The Wizard of Oz" not get the message across regarding coastal train barons and the non-wealthy person's plight for economically sound investments? *sigh* I'm moving to France.
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