Alta Vista: Three orphans

During my explorations, I came across three named streets without houses. Granted, there does appear to be at least one or two vacant lots on each that could someday result in these forlorn and empty roads being adopted into the housing community. Until then, here is how they look today:

***Poor little Denali. Really nothing more than a connecting road between Alta Vista Drive and Everglades Bend.***

That’s the extent of Denali Street. Maybe one lot on each side of the road, but little hope of significance in the future. For what it is worth, I use it as a passage when I’m entering and exiting the subdivision from the footpath behind that white house.

***Even sadder is Mesa Verde, which is literally nothing more than an unused cul-de-sac.***

***See what I mean? Still, if you built your mansion here you’d have the whole street to yourself.***

***And finally, there is Redwood. So much potential, so little action.***

Redwood has got some length to it (compared to the other two). It intersects with both Everglades and Alta Vista before ending in a junction with Capitol. Still some room for a future house or two though.

So, we have one more street to explore and I saved the best for last. It’s the one I live on, of course. The adventure concludes tomorrow! Weather permitting, that is!

Tally:

12 streets

51 houses

Long Time Gone

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