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Mount Jackson, VA is known for its small-town charm and beautiful views of the Blue Ridge Mountains. It has become a popular destination for travelers looking to experience the beauty of Virginia's Shenandoah Valley. Mountain biking, canoeing, fishing, and hiking are just a few of the many activities available to visitors in Mount Jackson. Locals often frequent the many restaurants and shops that line Main Street. Residents enjoy living in this quaint rural area with its friendly atmosphere and low cost of living. Reviews from tourists visiting Mount Jackson often include rave reviews about the breathtaking scenery, hospitable locals, and abundance of outdoor recreation activities. Visitors also appreciate the charming downtown area filled with unique shops and delicious restaurants offering local fare. Many come back year after year to enjoy all that Mount Jackson has to offer!
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Backward city with no jobs - 12/28/2006
We have lived outside of Mt. Jackson for nearly 14 years at a nearby ski resort since I retired. The area is full of uneducated backhills type people with the major working force that includes housecleaners, unskilled labors, and firewood cutters. No technical jobs unless you are self employed as a consultant back to a company in Wash DC. Many people never finished high school. The area also has some retired people from Wash DC. Many of the locals and transplanted residents have serious drinking and driving problems. The area is controlled by 5 major families and if you are an educated outsider or foreigner as they calls us, jobs are not available. We will be listing our home in the spring to move to a place that has moved into the current century. Kids and grandchildren need jobs. Camoflauge clothing is the Shenandoah County standard dress for men and women. Many local people need teeth of any sort. Very few dentists in the area. Many of the inbred local women are usually
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