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Originally Posted by ue
The streets themselves are publicly accessible, as are certain landmarks, like Craigdarroch. The presence of nature also breaks up the city a bit and provides some respite. It also provides insulation for people in the area. The beauty of the neighbourhood can itself be a net good and give people enjoyment, not unlike a nice garden or museum.
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Thanks, I am in agreement; these preserved edifices, coupled with natural surroundings are important as oases in an urban environment. It's been proven that just a few minutes immersed in nature does wonders for the body & mind, such as lowering blood pressure, reducing stress, etc.