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61 sats \ 1 reply \ @kr OP 31 Mar freebie \ parent \ on: What animals could you beat in a mile footrace? HealthAndFitness
They look like they'd get tired really quick, what do bears run long distances for? Never seen that on National Geographic
I think I could beat a squirrel, a raccoon and a skunk over a mile. not sure which one would be second place though
After sprouting broccoli seeds successfully, I'm hoping to try some larger gardening experiments. The only problem is I don't have a place to garden...
Yeah I hear you on the different things one must consider, and FWIW I think cities are great… but I don’t think people ever really do the math to compare rural and city property costs when they buy land.
Instead of valuing things on a sq. ft basis, the rural vs. urban question is often presented to buyers as $1M for a city home, $500K for a rural home.
Land area is almost never calculated or considered, only indoor home area.
The big assumption today is that unless you’re going to start a farm in the country, the additional land on your property is basically valued at $0.
In your restaurant example, it would make sense to ask that question but I think you meant to say “are cities 60x better?”
it’s not true for all rural properties, but you can find many small towns where food/energy/travel times/hospital/schools/internet are similar