Arkansas, Arkansas
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Ellie
Camden, AR

hot and humid - 7/14/2008

AR has long hot and humid summers. We were wearing short-sleeves in December. In the spring there are severe thunderstorms and tornadoes. The winter is mild and the best season here.

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Abhd
Cabot, AR

State Parks - 3/8/2008

We have a number of state parks. Visit their web site for details... but the ones I've visited (mostly in the central AR area) have been great! You can climb Pinnacle Mountain and enjoy the view. It's free. At the Crater of Diamonds, you can dig for diamonds and keep what you find (but it does cost a few dollars to get in). Our state has plenty of natural beauty. :)

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Abhd
Little Rock, AR

Bored to tears... - 5/31/2007

Over the past year I have lived in Arkansas, it really is a pretty state. However, if you don't like to shop, like to stay home, not go anywhere and spend money, this is the place for you. There are places to shop, but really it's not all that exciting. Some people on this website have described Little Rock as a "city". Just because it has big buildings doesn't means it qualifies as a city. Cities have culture, a lot of entertainment, great restaurants, museums and are culturally diverse. Little Rock lacks a lot of this. Try referring to it as a big town with a few big buildings. If you like to hike, as I do, there are a lot of beautiful state parks to hike in. Also, please take caution - Arkansans drives like a bunch of maniacs. They are inconsiderate, and have no regards for other peoples lives, they love to speed, tailgate and fling trash out of their windows. But if you can manage to get away for a Sunday drive, take a tour and see how many produce stands and other quaint little stores have a lot of misspelled words. Squach, anyone? The cost of housing is pretty cheap, compared to the west, east and midwestern cities, the taxes are pretty low in most areas, but I think they can do better on their schools. It's a hit and miss depending on the town you choose to live. If it weren't for my husband having to relocate with his job, I'd prefer to leave. I do like that it is quiet and seems to be more relaxed and peaceful, but it would be better to have that with a city nearby that you could escape to for a real night out on the town once in a while.

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Kip
Van Buren, AR

Best kept secret in U.S. - 11/26/2006

Arkansas is joked about a lot, but it is one of the best kept secrets in the U.S. for a healthy, enjoyable life. Cost of living is moderate, climate is generally very good year round and the Ozark and Ouachata Mountains are beautiful and accessible. Beautiful clear water lakes as well as great kayak and canoeing rivers, you can generally find your outdoor activity here (except for any type of snow skiing).

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john
Conway, AR

Arkansas is terrible. - 9/15/2006

Arkansas is probably one of the worst states in the USA to live in. There are nob jobs, no nice cities, or really any decent out door activities that compare to areas such as Colorado, Wyoming, Montana, or Oregon. If you're for some dumb reason debating whether or not to move here, I STRONGLY suggest you to stay as far away from Arkansas as possible.

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michelle
Salem, NH

Little Rock - 4/21/2006

This is a very big city. Far bigger than my husband and I wanted. It takes forever to get anywhere, and of course traffic is a nightmare.

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Rhonda
Little Rock, AR

Little Rock - 2/23/2006

Little Rock is a great small city. The River Market is growing and there are several really super little restaurants around town. The nightlife sort of ebbs and flows, but there is a great arts center, symphony and theater. I love the Heights and Hillcrest neighborhoods.

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Rhonda
Little Rock, AR

Austin or Dallas - 2/23/2006

I am a 30 something professional looking to relocate to either Austin or Dallas. I am looking for a more urban experience with plenty of culture, nightlife and shopping, but I also enjoy spending time outdoors particularly on the water. Of course, Austin is the smaller of the two cities, but it has the reputation as beeing much cooler. On the other hand, Dallas seems to have more to offer because of its size. Anyone have any thoughts about which city makes the most sense?

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