The hike of Manhattan tip-to-tip is great because we suddenly recognize the massive scale of this island that is so often dismissed as a small sliver of land. If we hike straight through, it takes 6 hours and we hardly see anything. The width alone makes it a much richer place than we sometimes realize.
So I was fascinated when ArchiDose linked over to Jesse LeCavalier's posting comparing Wal-Mart's footprint with the island.
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