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Eeyore wrote:
> 
> "David L. Jones" wrote:
> 
> > My home has a power point in the garage, doesn't yours?
> 
> My home doesn't have a garage with power point or otherwise. To recharge an EV
> I'd have to trail a power lead across the footpath which is clearly ridiculous.
> That's if I can park directly in front of my own house which I usually can't.
> 
> Here's one for sale in my road for nearly $1 mill that doesn't have one either.
> http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetails-18757154.rsp?pa_n=2&tr_t=buy
> 
> There is LESS THAN ONE car parking space per house (each house is about 13 feet
> wide).


   Too bad for you and the other sardines.  I have a 30' * 40' four car
garage, with its own 100 A 240 VAC service. There is a 18' * 28' shop
building, and a 12' * 24' guesthouse behind the three bedroom house.
There are two 12' * 12' buildings as well. One is the laundry building,
and the other a small workshop.  A 6' * 10' potting shed is on the far
end of the guest house, and a 10' * 10' dog kennel behind the guesthouse
and shop buildings.  It's on a half acre, with the Florida Greenbelt
behind (Western side), and on the north side.  Places like this can
still be bought for under $100K in some areas of Florida.

<http://maps.google.com/maps?hl=en&q=Belleview,+FL,+USA&ie=UTF8&ll=29.091214,-82.088452&spn=0.001641,0.0025&t=h&z=19>

  You could have the same for a reasonable price, if you lived in a
civilized country.



> You need to consider that not everyone lives in the USA where you have many
> acres per person of land space. The same problem also occurs in some US cities
> too.


   Most people in the US DON'T have acres of land, idiot. More of your
vast ignorance of the US is showing.


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Michael A. Terrell
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