Are there villages like this in the USA?

>>1013105
wine vineyards i believe often use this method, when mountainous

>>1013105
No.

Don't go to any hippie villages ever, either. They'll try and trick you into thinking this is how they live. It isn't; everyone there is going to be a filthy scam artist

>>1013105
Is that a village? It looks like a house.

Also, no. In america we have enough land we don't need to geoengineer mountainsides. But we learn about the ancient cultures who did, like the incans and the italians.

>>1013125
And many Asian countries.

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Euros have something close

>>1013105
Terrace farming is inefficient here in the USA.

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>tfw you look at the price of land there

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Muh Port wine.

>>1013136

Yet thousands upon thousands do it. Fuck off faggot, clearly you're talking out of your ass.

>>1013134
Fucking mountain niggers have it all.

>landlocked
Oh I forgot.

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>>1013136
>Terrace farming is inefficient

And, not farming steep hills is efficient?

>>1013161
Oh, we'd love to be an island, but you can't have it all.

>>1013172
You have sweet lakes though.

>>1013105
A few mountain villages look similar. You'll have to look around Pennsylvania mainly.

Ones I've been to don't have a strong farming community though, they're usually industrial in some capacity