Where Would I Live? Part Two: Kamms Corners
Now, I realize that I wrote Part One more than a year ago, but I'm still thinking about moving back, trust me....
When I was a kid, we lived off of Rocky River Drive in Kamms Corners. Until this afternoon - when a friend revealed to me that the new Kamms Farmers Market was a pickup point for City Fresh market bags - I'd never, ever seriously considered it as a place I might live as an adult. I mean, isn't that kind of sad, after all I've been through, moving back to the first home I remember?
Define sad, though.
The truth is, Kamms is on a decent transit line (the 75X), which would get me both downtown and to my parents' house. The Lorain Ave bus (the 22) could easily get me to the West Side Market, to my bank, and also downtown. Plus, I could easily walk to the Metroparks - something that you really can't do from very many neighborhoods in Cleveland.
Hmmm. Something to think about.
When I was a kid, we lived off of Rocky River Drive in Kamms Corners. Until this afternoon - when a friend revealed to me that the new Kamms Farmers Market was a pickup point for City Fresh market bags - I'd never, ever seriously considered it as a place I might live as an adult. I mean, isn't that kind of sad, after all I've been through, moving back to the first home I remember?
Define sad, though.
The truth is, Kamms is on a decent transit line (the 75X), which would get me both downtown and to my parents' house. The Lorain Ave bus (the 22) could easily get me to the West Side Market, to my bank, and also downtown. Plus, I could easily walk to the Metroparks - something that you really can't do from very many neighborhoods in Cleveland.
Hmmm. Something to think about.
posted by Christine Borne at 8:08 PM
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You can walk to a library, the zoo, a pool, a grocery store, a diner, and the Metroparks from my house in Brooklyn Centre. You can also catch more than five five bus lines and get almost anywhere within city limits in under half-an-hour.
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