Thanks Geoff. Perhaps you read version 1 with the gremlins? And then you might have missed: 'But, let us also make no mistake these cities themselves face the challenges of inequality with many poorer people increasingly pushed to the margins of cities. In addition, housing for those on the fringes of society has become a challenge which most countries have been unable to deal with adequately. The recent Grenfell Towers incident in London is a case in point. ' I would argue however that London's parks or Central Park are not merely havens for the well-heeled.  And then the reference to developing world cities later and Habitat 2. On Sea Point, well, yes, Maiden's Cove is something I have also written about - because sometimes development decisions are overtly political. The over-arching point is that we need to be aware of creating a city for everyone, that this is not easy but we need to at least make the effort and prioritise the trade-offs. Regards, Judith