The capital city
Hi, I started to visit the cities of Utopia with Raphy. Our first stop is Amaurot, the capital city. Raphy said that we don't need to visit all cities because they are almost same. So, I will just talk about Amaurot.
The first thing I notice is the river at the center of city. It is called Anyder. This river is some kind of symbol of the city and it s is very significant for inhabitants. It is grand as compared to Ankara River. It doesn't smell bad or it is not unwanted unlike the Ankara River.
While wandering streets, you can see that buildings are very uniform and streets are very smooth and well-planned. Actually, it is too boring to see the same thing everywhere. Raphy invited me to his house and said "We don't have locks on the doors, anyone can enter into any house. We also exhange the houses every ten years." This sounds very interesting because we are not used to the idea of common property. Their mindset is completely different from ours. So, you will be very surprised if you travel to Utopia. I will talk about that subject in another post later.
You can see gardens in front of every house. People in Utopia love their gardens as far as I see. In Ankara, you know we have a district called Bahçelievler that means houses with gardens. However, it is now possible to call it houses with parking lots. Many buildings are rebuilded without a garden due to improper urban regeneration projects.
The first thing I notice is the river at the center of city. It is called Anyder. This river is some kind of symbol of the city and it s is very significant for inhabitants. It is grand as compared to Ankara River. It doesn't smell bad or it is not unwanted unlike the Ankara River.
While wandering streets, you can see that buildings are very uniform and streets are very smooth and well-planned. Actually, it is too boring to see the same thing everywhere. Raphy invited me to his house and said "We don't have locks on the doors, anyone can enter into any house. We also exhange the houses every ten years." This sounds very interesting because we are not used to the idea of common property. Their mindset is completely different from ours. So, you will be very surprised if you travel to Utopia. I will talk about that subject in another post later.
You can see gardens in front of every house. People in Utopia love their gardens as far as I see. In Ankara, you know we have a district called Bahçelievler that means houses with gardens. However, it is now possible to call it houses with parking lots. Many buildings are rebuilded without a garden due to improper urban regeneration projects.
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