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Toto, We’re Not in Kansas Anymore: Dutch Cycletopia
Look at me! Look at me! Kerplunk. I am wheeling a loop around my driveway at age six with my bicycle, absent training wheels, showing off for a boy visiting from my Kindergarten class. Actually, my mother had somewhat coerced… (READ MORE)
The City of London: Constantly Changing but Forever Historic
This article has been amended from its original version for added clarity. What is the smallest city in the United Kingdom with 7,375 (2011 Census) residents? If you said the City of London, you are correct! This is due to the City of London… (READ MORE)
Planning for Snowdonia
This is a wild land, country of my choice, With harsh craggy mountain, moor ample and bare. – Robert Graves, Excerpt from Rocky Acres Established in 1951, Snowdonia National Park was the first designated national park in Wales, encompassing an… (READ MORE)
Planning in the Cultural Heart of Ireland
What comes to mind when you think of a City Center? If you are from North America, a City Center likely brings thoughts of tall, glass buildings connected by wide, straight streets designed with the automobile in mind. However if… (READ MORE)
Lighting Up Limerick
With a slash to the face in a schoolyard rabble in 2000, the daughters of gang boss Christy Keane and close associate Eddie Ryan started a notorious family feud among gangland members caught up in the drug trade in Limerick… (READ MORE)