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                                 MY FRONT YARD

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                                 MY FRONT YARD

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Mostly brown front yard composed of mulch some shrubs and three skinny trees. Neighborhood is relatively new and so trees are relatively young, but there is still a stark contrast between my front yard and the entrance to my community. The differences in care is fairly obvious.

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Backyard with no plants and no trees.

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Loads of trees and desert plants line the entrance and walkways of the community.

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Grass is only used at entrance and at parks, but not in front or backyards. More sustainable to not have grass, but still could have added desert plants to front and back yards.

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Trees being used as decoration to create a perfect suburban image.

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more examples of differences between front entrance and home area

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Trees only lining the main entrance of the community but not used on side streets or cul-de-sacs.

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nice scenic view of mountain right from our homes

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But when you actually walk up the mountain, you are bombarded with view of homes and people's backyards instead of a nice scenic walk. As you move up the trail, resident's backyards are only a couple feet away from the trail making it hard to enjoy nature in peace.

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Trees only line the entrance to the trail, the rest of the trail is sunny and doesn't block views of people's homes.