[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by billethkid

One can drive from the north end to the south end on Buena Vista blvd. and then again on Morse blvd. and be nothing but impressed with th amount of greenery preserved in the design of the common areas of TV.

I beieve the OP has distorted the view from a new parking lot some where.

TV, I suspect has more green and open space per square mile that most developements anywhere in the USA.

It is all perspective....good or bad.

Amen. Picture of another good planner;

[jblum315]

I don't think I would be happy living in the middle of an actual cow pasture.

[justjim]

I never lived in N.Y. City, but I have visited friends there. I can say with all due respect, The Villages is not even close to the "concrete jungle".

[Madelaine Amee]

Originally Posted by billethkid

One can drive from the north end to the south end on Buena Vista blvd. and then again on Morse blvd. and be nothing but impressed with th amount of greenery preserved in the design of the common areas of TV.

I believe the OP has distorted the view from a new parking lot some where.

TV, I suspect has more green and open space per square mile that most developments anywhere in the USA.

It is all perspective....good or bad.

Excellent post!

[Culvers2Villages]

Love this!!! A tribute to a great man...

[Culvers2Villages]

This is hysterical... Just not sure how a picture of a few Bison roaming on some once open land in the Villages caught some much attention. But, thanks for the comments.

[tmmafarms]

We have our farm right outside the villages and still have our piece of heaven!

[kansasr]

Unless you're living in a manufactured home over on the other side of 441, I hope you see the irony in your post!

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by kansasr

Unless you're living in a manufactured home over on the other side of 441, I hope you see the irony in your post!

Which post?