THERE are thousands of cities and towns around the world that claim to be committed to protecting their environment and natural surroundings. Sleepy Hollow, a quaint village in Kane County (USA) is more committed than most. This fierce commitment stems directly from the village's origins. Floyd T. Falese, who bought a piece of land known as Sleepy Hollow Farm in 1953, retained the services of a prominent planner and landscape architect, Raymond W. Hazekamp, to create the village by laying out a "pattern of meandering roads without curbs or sidewalks that wound into curvilinear cul-de-sacs."
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机译：世界上成千上万的城镇声称致力于保护其环境和自然环境。沉睡的空心，美国凯恩县的一个古朴的村庄比大多数人都更加忠诚。这项艰巨的承诺直接源于该村庄的起源。弗洛伊德·T·法雷泽（Floyd T. Falese）于1953年购买了一块土地，称为“昏昏欲睡的空心农场”，保留了著名的规划师和景观设计师雷蒙德·W·哈泽坎普（Raymond W. Hazekamp）的服务，通过布置“无路边mean回曲折的道路模式”来创建村庄或缠绕成弯道的人行道。”
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