Urbanism, culture, idiosyncrasy
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The One-Car Policy
The radicalism of incrementalism
I don’t believe in central planning, with regard to family size, consumer-product ownership, or anything else. So my headline is a bit cheeky. But I have a point: it would actually be radical, in the Americ...
The Same But Different
Facebook groups focused on people who grew up somewhere—“our memories,” “you know you’re from X if…”, “We’re from Y and we remember…”—are amazing resources for local history. I’m willing to be that in many cases, there is literally no docum...
Archive Dive: Oak Tree Road and the Second Life Cycle Blues
I first published this piece at Strong Towns in 2022, and have never published it at my newsletter, although I wrote a follow-up about it back then. I had almost forgotten about this one, just because I’ve made the same basic set of points...
A Tale Of Two Michelin Meals
Back in 2022, when my wife and I visited Croatia, we went to two Michelin restaurants. One was a true Michelin-starred place; the other was just a step below, an entry in the Michelin Guide. The two meals could not have been more different—...
New and Old #268
The Art of Aging Well, The Piedmont Virginian, April 10, 2018, Pam Kamphuis
This is an article I wish I had written, and which I roughly had the idea to write, but it was already done, and the business owner it’s about has retired, so his...
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