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The stars in Cisco, forty-five minutes away from the nearest town whose electrical grid consists of more than a couple extension cords, were unbelievable. I think the stars are something you have to take for granted and then totally lose access to in order to appreciate. I grew up in a town of six thousand or so people. I didn't even realise it was possible to not see stars at night until I moved to New York City.

America the Beautiful? by  (Page 140 - 141)

Roberson deftly explaining why I, who grew up in a town of four thousand or so, upended my life so my child could grow up in regional NSW instead of western Sydney.