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I've heard a story about a college campus that didn't install any paths, waited for natural dirt paths to form in the grass, then installed paths there. Neat idea.
I think that would be UC berkley
https://sh.itjust.works/post/339749
https://sh.itjust.works/post/339749
Makes sense for a college campus where everyone has a different schedule. Just draw a line between every building and there's your pathways.
And then some people just like walking in grass instead of cement
I heard the same story, but for a Disneyland.
I heard that's what they did for your mom's house.
Whole front yard is BRICK
nah it's just a three-dude-wide strip between the bus stop and the bedroom