Hola! Hello.
I am just doing some lessons on Fluencia, and came across this sentence:
The park is far away from the subway station El parque está lejos de la estaciòn de metro
I'm just wondering why estar is used here and not ser. Surely the location of the park and the station are not changing, and so the long distance between them is not temporary?
Is it just that estar is used for location (except parties) regardless of temporary/permanent etc?
Thank you for your help!