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Where I live in the inner suburbs of New York City, my frustration is that all the neighborhoods are so chopped up by highways and railroads that it's difficult
by acjohnson55 4y ago
Where I live in the inner suburbs of New York City, my frustration is that all the neighborhoods are so chopped up by highways and railroads that it's difficult to wander. Most areas only have a couple ways in or out. A lot of the main roads are pedestrian-hostile, with incomplete sidewalks.
- reaperducer 4y agoThink like a child. They don't stick to sidewalks, and will wander anywhere their fancy takes them. Underpasses, large drainage pipes, seemingly empty patches of woodland... As an adult, this must be tempered with adult notions of private property, but sometimes the now-faded childhood thrill of exploration can be supplemented with the notion of committing a class 4 misdemeanor.