Horseshoe Farm will live on as a nature park. Rodger Koopman gets the props for his ride to the rescue.
For the first episode of the Fang Removal project, see here.
Recommended links
- Below the Beltline
- Carbon Tax Center
- Center for Economic and Policy Research
- CitiZen
- City Comforts
- City of Raleigh
- Context Sensitive Solutions
- Donald Shoup
- Downtown Raleigh Alliance
- Elm Street Writers Group
- Friends of Dix Park
- James Howard Kunstler
- Jane Jacobs - Wikipedia
- Jane Jacobs on the web
- Judith Martin
- Local Harvest
- New Urbanism
- North Carolina Highways
- People for Parks (Raleigh)
- Places Journal: A Forum of Design for the Public Realm
- Planetizen | Urban Planning and Development Network
- PlannersWeb & Planning Commissioners Journal
- Project for Public Spaces
- Raleigh Eco News
- Slow Food International
- Terrain: A Journal of the Built & Natural Environments
- The Birminghamster
- The Fabulous Ruins of Detroit
- Transportation Action Network
- Veritas et Venustas
- WakeUp! Wake County
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