[quote=briansd1]
Did you notice that few streets in USA are named for people (as compared to Europe or other countries).
It’s numbers or trees… or camino del sol, del sur, etc..[/quote]
You quickly run out of the well known and non-controversial people with easy to spell names. It’s easier with phonetic languages.
Is it Bush or Busch? Nixon, Nickson or maybe Nickson? And do they deserve the honor? And would you want to live on a street named after a murderous wingnut or a wimpy moonbat?
There is a plaque about Thomas Hayes on the sidewalk pavement when you entering the street from Calle Crystobal. It’s next to the first house on the west side of the street.
There is a plaque about Thomas Hayes on the sidewalk pavement when you entering the street from Calle Crystobal. It’s next to the first house on the west side of the street.
There is a plaque about Thomas Hayes on the sidewalk pavement when you entering the street from Calle Crystobal. It’s next to the first house on the west side of the street.
There is a plaque about Thomas Hayes on the sidewalk pavement when you entering the street from Calle Crystobal. It’s next to the first house on the west side of the street.
There is a plaque about Thomas Hayes on the sidewalk pavement when you entering the street from Calle Crystobal. It’s next to the first house on the west side of the street.
Yes, supply and demand at work for sure but same can be said for the madness in 2004/2005 as well…
There were houses and there were people ready to pay prices..
Mira mesa is still a so so neighborhood but $600K for a house in Mira Mesa is way too much, it is just me..
Yes, supply and demand at work for sure but same can be said for the madness in 2004/2005 as well…
There were houses and there were people ready to pay prices..
Mira mesa is still a so so neighborhood but $600K for a house in Mira Mesa is way too much, it is just me..
Yes, supply and demand at work for sure but same can be said for the madness in 2004/2005 as well…
There were houses and there were people ready to pay prices..
Mira mesa is still a so so neighborhood but $600K for a house in Mira Mesa is way too much, it is just me..
Yes, supply and demand at work for sure but same can be said for the madness in 2004/2005 as well…
There were houses and there were people ready to pay prices..
Mira mesa is still a so so neighborhood but $600K for a house in Mira Mesa is way too much, it is just me..
Yes, supply and demand at work for sure but same can be said for the madness in 2004/2005 as well…
There were houses and there were people ready to pay prices..
Mira mesa is still a so so neighborhood but $600K for a house in Mira Mesa is way too much, it is just me..
[quote=captcha]
You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.[/quote]
I agree.
So we honor people like Elizabeth, or Emma, the daughter or girlfriend of the developer. In the new tract developments, the builders pick street names.
[quote=captcha]
You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.[/quote]
I agree.
So we honor people like Elizabeth, or Emma, the daughter or girlfriend of the developer. In the new tract developments, the builders pick street names.
[quote=captcha]
You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.[/quote]
I agree.
So we honor people like Elizabeth, or Emma, the daughter or girlfriend of the developer. In the new tract developments, the builders pick street names.
[quote=captcha]
You solve a lot of problems by avoiding them.[/quote]
I agree.
So we honor people like Elizabeth, or Emma, the daughter or girlfriend of the developer. In the new tract developments, the builders pick street names.
