And Bristol has also been stuck - blighted, you could say - with some of the least likely golfing terrain imaginable.
But it would take a debater of Socratic genius to argue convincingly, as FitzPatrick tried to do, that taunting the blighter you are busy executing is just another valid lifestyle choice.
If you're already blighted, you're already blighted.
In short, you can't stop blight, but you can grow varieties that are more blight-resistant: 'Matt's Wild Cherry', 'Losetto', 'Ferline' and 'Legend' are all known to show a degree of resistance to the disease.
You can learn to recognize the most-common varieties of blight, so you can pull up the plants and save your other crops, or start a fungicidal regimen, depending on the severity.
Spin's only a blight if you don't bother digging for facts: a lesson for life when chaos comes again.
Read the objections from grass-addled neighbors who view these minifarms as a blight, and you'll see why Michael Pollan qualifies growing one's own food as a "subversive" act.
After all, "mental illness" constitutes a crucial component of their argument against gun control and for increased militarization and social cuts -- it's a handy method of blaming individuals for systemic blight when you can't lump them into a group like "terrorists" or "thugs".
"Does it look blighted to you?
Palm City, the fictional metropolis at the center of "The Cape," is similarly blighted, but you would never know it from the panoramic shots supplied.
