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	<title>Comments on: Newcastle neglected again</title>
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		<title>By: sharon</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Quote-&quot;The facts are that they are the wrong trees in the wrong place and have wreaked havoc on the pavement and buildings for long enough.&quot; -Unquote

Is that Laman Street in NEWCASTLE that John Price is talking about? Last time I took a look, yesterday, the footpath in the section of Laman Street that is supposed to be the &#039;issue at hand&#039;, the section from Darby Street past the Art Gallery &amp; Regional Library (one block), was looking fabulous and inviting! 

The pavement is wide and in good condition. There are no private residence there and i haven&#039;t heard of ANY complaints about the public buildings struggling with the trees for space. The trees themselves, anything but aggressive, don&#039;t have protruding or unruly above ground roots, they are orderly &amp; incredibly well behaved, contained to a small area and at ground level. 

Gosh, one would hardly know they were there, unless someone wanted the very space that they occupy for another self-gratifying use and erected fear-mungar signs everywhere to bring attention to them and to influence the opinions and actions of others towards them. I wonder where John gets his facts?

If it takes a person to have a drop of dreamer (Martin Luther King) or romantic (Shakespeare) in them to respect and appreciate natural wealth &amp; beauty and to expect truth &amp; transparency, then maybe Mr Price has you pegged Dr Raschke!]]></description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Quote-&#8221;The facts are that they are the wrong trees in the wrong place and have wreaked havoc on the pavement and buildings for long enough.&#8221; -Unquote</p>
<p>Is that Laman Street in NEWCASTLE that John Price is talking about? Last time I took a look, yesterday, the footpath in the section of Laman Street that is supposed to be the &#8216;issue at hand&#8217;, the section from Darby Street past the Art Gallery &amp; Regional Library (one block), was looking fabulous and inviting! </p>
<p>The pavement is wide and in good condition. There are no private residence there and i haven&#8217;t heard of ANY complaints about the public buildings struggling with the trees for space. The trees themselves, anything but aggressive, don&#8217;t have protruding or unruly above ground roots, they are orderly &amp; incredibly well behaved, contained to a small area and at ground level. </p>
<p>Gosh, one would hardly know they were there, unless someone wanted the very space that they occupy for another self-gratifying use and erected fear-mungar signs everywhere to bring attention to them and to influence the opinions and actions of others towards them. I wonder where John gets his facts?</p>
<p>If it takes a person to have a drop of dreamer (Martin Luther King) or romantic (Shakespeare) in them to respect and appreciate natural wealth &amp; beauty and to expect truth &amp; transparency, then maybe Mr Price has you pegged Dr Raschke!</p>
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