--- In [email protected], "authfriend" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], TurquoiseB <no_reply@> wrote: > <snip> > > Your photos are being stripped out, but I've looked > > at the site on Google Earth and agree with you. I tend > > to prefer things laid out according to the flow of the > > land, not superimposed upon it by some town planner > > with a straight edge and a bad case of OCD. :-) > > Except that the original layout doesn't seem to be > "according to the flow of the land." It has its > own straight-line grid, just at a different angle.
Just for fun, this map shows the general terrain of the area that Judy sees as having "its own straight-line grid." Zoom in, and have fun finding (other than agricultural fields) all the "grids" that Judy sees. http://www.maplandia.com/netherlands/limburg/vlodrop-station/ I would guess that the lesson behind this is that, similar to the way that people wearing rose-colored glasses tend to see things in shades of pink, people whose minds are confined to tiny little boxes and trying to stuff things into them tend to see tiny little boxes everywhere. :-) Or could the lesson possibly be that those who are compelled to be apologists for the things they are fanatical about can always find a way to do so. Facts should never present a problem to the True Believer. :-)
