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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Carpet? Yuck. Frankly I'd rather live in McLean than Vienna any day.[/quote]

M[b]aple street is beyond annoying.  I have to go there for some errands and I wouldn’t want to live there to deal with it daily[/quote][/b]

+1.  huge problem with Vienna - you have only one avenue of ingress and egress.[/quote]

This is just incorrect and anyone that lives in Vienna knows how to get around Maple. [/quote]

You’re both wrong.  No one who lives in Vienna doesn’t end up spending a ton of time stuck in traffic on Maple, even if you can avoid it some of the time.

For example, I could avoid Maple going to work, but I couldn’t avoid it running errands or dropping my kid off at ES or HS. People in Vienna make a huge deal about Church Street but that’s not where 95% of the amenities are located. [/quote]

Sorry your location seems to force you to take that route, but that's not my experience as a Vienna resident. The places I run errands can be reached without spending much time on Maple - groceries, school, gym, Home Depot, restaurants.

Yes, there's Church Street, but there's plenty of other routes you can take if you really want to avoid Maple that much. I do spend some time on Maple, but not more than any other major road in other places I've lived.

Point is, it's not a "huge problem" with only "one avenue of ingress and egress," nor are "95% of amenities" located on Maple. That's all hyperbole and you should try learning your way around without GPS.[/quote]

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