Golf courses are a nice spot for frogs apparently! According to a frog-interested person i met.
We have a golf course that is located very close to the city centre (when it was built it was on the outskirts etc.). And it is from time to time the subject of debate i.e. we should build houses there instead..
At the same time we have footballfields, a huge graveyard, parks etc. that doesn't get the same "scrutiny".
The golf course is used for crosscountry skiiing in the winter, provides a buffer towards a major road etc. And of course there are a couple of thousand members that use it for golf and the green-fee visitors etc.
I dont play golf but i often get a sense of "only the rich uses it" which... Well rings a bit hollow!
We have a golf course that is located very close to the city centre (when it was built it was on the outskirts etc.). And it is from time to time the subject of debate i.e. we should build houses there instead..
At the same time we have footballfields, a huge graveyard, parks etc. that doesn't get the same "scrutiny".
The golf course is used for crosscountry skiiing in the winter, provides a buffer towards a major road etc. And of course there are a couple of thousand members that use it for golf and the green-fee visitors etc.
I dont play golf but i often get a sense of "only the rich uses it" which... Well rings a bit hollow!