[defrost]

That's a lovely area with a rich history of human occupation and exploration that predates the invention of the car by several thousand years.

[peepeepoopoo107]

Yeah, and when my grandpa was a kid, instead of a 20 minute drive to the neighboring town, it literally took them three days on foot because of all the hills, sloughs, and rivers. Cars and their associated infrastructure are a modern miracle, and the luddites opposed them are extremely foolish.

[defrost]

What, exactly are you arguing for?

Are you claiming that an occasional need for a car dictates that every person needs their own dedicated full time car and that all dwellings need associated parking?

That would be extremely foolish.

You appear to be flopping about in circles here.