Dear Mr Schmit,
Choosing between
an exciting, bustling and a cosmopolitan city and a peaceful, picturesque and a
pleasant countryside would be quite difficult.
But there is always making a choice, by seeing the positive and negative
sides of each place. Moving from the
busy, crowded city to a peaceful countryside is way more beneficial and I’ll
tell you how and why.
Firstly, country
air is generally cleaner than the city, which is partly due to the ability for
plant life and woodlands to absorb carbon dioxide and the countryside air,
however, generally lack the heavy metals and halogens that make up the
atmosphere of cities. Also, not
forgetting, that people that live on the countryside live longer than people
that live in the city; A department for the Environment, Food and Rural affairs
survey in 2011 reported that those living in the U.K. countryside have longer
life expectancy, a lower infant mortality rate, and a lower risk of disease
than those in the city. There is also
the advantage of no noise pollution in the countryside (peace) whereas there is
the constant noise of traffic in the city.
It is certainly
more powerful and country villages are real communities where people know each
other well and help each other out as a matter.
That’s how and why I think the countryside is more beneficial.
Sir, I think
your move did not work out because maybe your children were not really cut out
for country living because as teenagers, they would prefer a fun, chaotic and
exciting place than a calm, peaceful countryside. But you can always give it a second thought.
From:
Jyot. J.Patel
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