Here in the orchard & vineyard country, many people wanted a piece of the view. There were developers who accommodated. They built in every swale and on every hillside and ridge top. The view was lost but the civilizing continued. Fruit trees and hop fields went, but now there were car washes and pizza shacks and nail salons and duplication of every other imaginable brand and service. The ground will never return to that state of "first love," first attraction.
Here in the orchard & vineyard country, many people wanted a piece of the view. There were developers who accommodated. They built in every swale and on every hillside and ridge top. The view was lost but the civilizing continued. Fruit trees and hop fields went, but now there were car washes and pizza shacks and nail salons and duplication of every other imaginable brand and service. The ground will never return to that state of "first love," first attraction.
Thanks for the plug. There's some interesting stuff happening in Frederick - much to some folks horror...