The distinction between rural and city life is absolutely fundamental, since the dawn of civilization that's been the case. For a relatively recent acknowledge

The distinction between rural and city life is absolutely fundamental, since the dawn of civilization that's been the case. For a relatively recent acknowledgement of this; the Kentucky flag is a frontiersman shaking hands with a city slicker. This distinction between rural and urban was still very keenly felt, only two centuries ago. That started to fray when the car allowed the city to engulf the country-side; people wanted to have their cake and eat it. The wealth and splendor of the city, with the bucolic serenity of the countryside. Cruel irony that the majority of our living environment is that we now have neither.