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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Man, memories are short here. I can remember during the throes of the pandemic, how many people were opining about living in an area that isn't so populated with people living on top of each other. I am lucky enough to live in an area like that. Yes, we have to drive a bit to get places, but I wouldn't trade my life of space and greenery and nature with a "15 minute city" ever. [/quote] +1 I see zero appeal in living near or even close to a city. No thanks.[/quote] The people in rural areas are economically much less productive. [/quote] Many of them grow your food, silly.[/quote] Many of those farmers are growing industrial crops and stuff for export. [b]It's sad that most of the fruit and vegetables in the local supermarket isn't even US grown.[/b] It's all been corporatized, with very few family farmers left to give us the good stuff.[/quote] It's called seasonality. Because of agricultural trade with South America we are able to get fresh fruit and vegetables in our winter and export to them during their winter. That's a good thing and mutually beneficial. Otherwise it's nothing but root vegetables, preserves and jerkey until mid-spring.[/quote]
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