In Robert Frost's poem 'Mending Wall' there is a reference to the saying "Good fences make good neighbours".
I wonder, is the converse true?
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ReplyDeleteRobert Frost hit the nail on the head.... the higher and the more opaque the fence, the nicer the neighbours and the happier the neighbourhood. The converse applies. Interesting thought :-)
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