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I don't live in Santa Fe, but I think it's got a very walkable core. That said, it's also a very typical example of a town whose residential suburbia has balloo
by atombender 7y ago
I don't live in Santa Fe, but I think it's got a very walkable core. That said, it's also a very typical example of a town whose residential suburbia has ballooned without support from public transit, to the point that if you don't live near Cerillos Road, you're basically in the suburbs and absolutely you need a car.
- PaulDavisThe1st 7y agoWell, the problem is that "the core" isn't "the core" :) It's very walkable if you're visiting or enjoying a day in town. It's very unwalkable if you need to get normal day to day or week to week shopping done. The transit/'burbs thing is probably true, but I live so far from the city that I'm not really familiar with the transit situation.