Zardnaar
Deity
Since lockdown last year I've been watching a lot of videos in travel from various YouTubers. Ex USSR, Middle East, Europe, LA, NYC Seattle etc.
NZ cities look a bit different generally. They're a lot more green. Even the "big ones" are spread out with very few tall buildings outside the CBD and not much in the way of apartment blocks.
Anyway I went for a walk and was going through the tail end of the town belt. The belt is essentially a belt of trees along the hills surrounding my city. In the nice parts it's essentially a nice park with walkways, near the bad bits unkempt mop of trees on the hill.
Well this is the bad bit. One end of my area has the nice parks and walkways this part is near the motorway overlooking one of the lower socio economic suburbs and the motorway.
A small spot in the nice part is native bush and a waterfall and then there's this area.
Panorama left to right looking south roughly. You can see the town belt on the hill it's the green trees.
And a close up walked around 7 km.
If you like the look of that suburb and want to flee here it's around 600k (450k USD)to buy as I'm in the cheap part of the country.
Anyway thought on what you see yay/nay. I've been thinking of if you ad to build a new city and I'm thinking medium density housing with landscaped parks and "forests" of native trees, solar panels in the roof, community gardens etc.
NZ cities look a bit different generally. They're a lot more green. Even the "big ones" are spread out with very few tall buildings outside the CBD and not much in the way of apartment blocks.
Anyway I went for a walk and was going through the tail end of the town belt. The belt is essentially a belt of trees along the hills surrounding my city. In the nice parts it's essentially a nice park with walkways, near the bad bits unkempt mop of trees on the hill.
Well this is the bad bit. One end of my area has the nice parks and walkways this part is near the motorway overlooking one of the lower socio economic suburbs and the motorway.
A small spot in the nice part is native bush and a waterfall and then there's this area.
Panorama left to right looking south roughly. You can see the town belt on the hill it's the green trees.
And a close up walked around 7 km.
If you like the look of that suburb and want to flee here it's around 600k (450k USD)to buy as I'm in the cheap part of the country.
Anyway thought on what you see yay/nay. I've been thinking of if you ad to build a new city and I'm thinking medium density housing with landscaped parks and "forests" of native trees, solar panels in the roof, community gardens etc.
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