On Wed, 11 Apr 2007 14:15:44 +0100, The Reid
wrote:
>For me, there's nothing intrinsic to either
>>city or country that makes me go for one or the other.
waves, big skies, clouds, trees, wild beaches, wildlife, weather and
above all mountains all score much higher for me than urban buildings,
galleries, museums etc.
I thought most people had some such preferences either way? I'm sure
woody Allan/Allen has, for instance, or Reinhold Messner. most keen
wilderness lovers claim they would go mad permanently confined to a
city. Robert elms hates the countryside.
Most people seem to have a strong preference for either sport, the
great outdoors or art and culture, doing much more of one of the
three, or often one to the exclusion of the others.
I don't do much of the urban things except ogling girls and going to
restros. (I prefer country pubs to urban bars, not sure where that
stands?).
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