A view down Connecticut Ave. looking toward Dupont Circle from the Kalorama neighborhood. There aren't many places in D.C. that can give you any view of a distant horizon; I think somewhere around 13th and Q might be the best view in the city. I wonder if the limited vision provided by a low, flat city like D.C. has any affect on our nation's politics. Does limited vision in the physical world translate into limited imagination in the policy and problem-solving world?