A
Yeah, when you get down closer in to the newer tract homes you find almost like there's no lot line at all. They're built practically on top of each other.
B
That's true.
A
I know, I was,
B
An, and while, while there are some advantages to that, there's less time spent outside making it look nice and taking care of things. Uh, I just feel hemmed in by that. It's not as comfortable a living for me.
A
Uh-huh. Well this subdivision here has got, oh, there's enough to put, oh, I'd say, uh, what, twelve feet between each house on each side. Well, I've got more on one side than I've got on the other, but I'm like you, I came down from Colorado and there was more land up there around a yard with a big full back yard, which here, I look out my back yard and I can see the gate. I mean the fence is right there, I mean just don't run too fast, or you'll hit it and I'm not used to that either. I mean I could see people putting swimming pools in the back yard all around me, but to me, you put the swimming pool in your back yard and you've lost your back yard.
B
Entirely.