Why move to the drying-out American West when you can get "Jackson Hole" in China? A closer look at "Jackson Hole" (complete with "church") here.
The American West moves East
Tuesday September 15, 2009
Categories: A Sense of Place, China
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And then there's always Thames Town, near Shanghai.
Jackson, Wyoming, i.e. Rodeo Drive of the High Country, you mean. A nice place to live if you can afford the multi-million $$$ price tag. You know anyplace with a Benneton store on the main plaza and locals who can't afford to buy a house in their hometown has gone to the dogs.
The next column from Tom Friedman: "How the Chinese are building a better America".
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