thinking of moving there with my fiance but we dont know where to start looking. he thinks little river is good. i'm not from the states so i honestly dont know where to start looking. any suggestions?
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I live here.  It depends if you like mountains or beach, and sounds like he likes the water.  I don't know about Little River, but I'd stay away from Myrtle Beach, yes it's fun to visit but high crime.  Charleston and surrounding areas are pretty nice, I would also avoid the middle of the state where I live.  We are moving soon, thank God.  Rock Hill is also nice and Greenville.  Those are the only places I could suggest.  I would think Little River would be good, because your OUT of Myrtle Beach, but can visit it and also near NC which is nice.
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Check out the YMCA in Estes Park, and also the one in Winter Park. In Estes Park there is also Rocky Mountain National Park. Lovely lovely place. Horesback riding and all that. \nBetween Vail and Steamboat Springs there is a place called State Bridge. You can go tubing on the river on starting at that point. \nThis is a little west of the area you specified, but I would check out Glenwood Canyon Resort (the canyon itself has a sign that claims it to be one of the most beautiful places in the world. They just might be right).
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If I may make a suggestion.  The northeast would be a nice place.  Somewhere in  the adirondacks, like Lake George or Saratoga.  Many things to do, and concerts in Saratoga too
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There is an island in the center of the Snake River near a little town called Farewell Bend that is fabulous.  It's just a tiny little island, no buildings on it, no people until you arrive.  In the summer, we used to swim out to the island and sit on the sandy beach and play in the river.  We'd carry food out in a plastic cooler (they float!), eat and drink and bask in the sun with our very best friends.  No one bothers you because you can't get there unless you have a boat (this part of the Snake is seldom boated in) or are willing to swim out.\n\nIt's one of my favorite memories, that island.  It had shells (yes!  in a river!), warm white sand, cool clear water and all of my favorite people.
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Where you want to stay in Oklahoma?\nWhat a bizarre trout stream. Above Broken Bow Lake, it's the standard smallmouth fishery, clear cool water and lots rocks and boulders. But in the 12 miles of cold water below the dam, big brown trout and broad-shouldered rainbow trout swim amongst the cypress knees and great slabs of black rock. Only three hours east of Dallas, the Mountain Fork River is my home river. For years, the river was managed as a put-and-take fishery, one hundred thousand hatchery rainbows dumped unceremoniously into the river annually. But recently introduced brown trout have prospered in the year-round growing climate. Browns to nine pounds have been caught in the middle section of the river. I've seen one over ten pounds cruising the sloughs near Presbyterian Falls but I'm not telling where until I catch him. The river enjoys prolific hatches of caddis and mayfly all year long. Streamers fished deep imitate the juicy crawfish which scamper along the river bottom. The rocks are slippery, the water levels fluctuate due to releases from the lake and reaching the lower river at Presbyterian Falls can be a driving adventure.\n\nVisit and Vote\nhttp://360.yahoo.com/jcbroogley
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I think it's pretty popular there.I met someone from there a while back & they seemed very friendly.Just wish they would've showed me pictures of the place.Love to look at pictures from all over the world. But hey,Good luck with your answers & you have an awesome day OK? Sorry I couldn't give you a better answer.
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I am from a small community outside of Big Spring, it is called Lenorah.  Big Spring schools aren't very good.  Lenorah has a six man 1a school---Grady ISD.  They accept transfers.  It is an exemplerary school district, which means it has gone beyond Texas standards on testing.  Trust me, you don't want to live in Big Spring, it is dirty and has a lot of crime.   Big Spring, Stanton, and Lenorah are all within 15 minutes of each other.  You won't find very many retail jobs if that is what you are asking about.  But, the oil business is really booming down here (I live in Midland now, it's a great town, and the closest big town to Big Spring besides Lubbock).  All the oil companies are in need of secretaries and record keepers.  The Big Spring paper is called the Herald and you can look at jobs and houses for rent in the classifieds.  Houses cost more to rent now with the oil boom and all.But Big spring will be cheaper to live than Midland, but I urge you not to move there.  Lenorah has a few houses to rent, but you have to know who to ask and it is in the country (I don't know if you are used to that)  Stanton has a few too, and they will be listed in either the Herald, Martin county messenger, or Midland County Reporter Telegram.  Here are the websites.  Good luck!  Oh and there is a smaller school outside of Big Spring (still in Howard county) called Forsan ISD.  It is way better than the Big Spring schools.  I don't know if they take transfers or if you have to be in their district.
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"low 40s high 90s all year around easy to find jobs, affordable renting, friendly people"???????\n\nAre you kidding? If this place existed it would have a population of 50 million. And then the rent would no longer be affordable due to supply and demand, and the people would no longer be friendly due to congestion and traffic problems, and all the jobs would be taken.\n\nGood luck finding this utopia.
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Great place to live.  If you don't mind the winters/or should I say weather.  It's been very odd last few years.  This year winter is back to normal, some days a low of -25 deg Celsius.  Transporation is good, a vibrant growing city in the middle of an oil boom.  We are the dubbed the City of Festivals and City of Champions.  Lots of stuff to do when you have lengthy times off, we are 4 hours from the mountains (Jasper), and 4 hours from our sister city Calgary and it's mountain city resort of Banff and Lake Louise.  Great places to take the family.  What else? Oh did I mention we still have the largest shopping mall in the world, West Edmonton Mall.  For more info if you are Net savvy; look at the source I provided.  Housing right now is a little bit of an issue, Big Boom = Higher housing costs.\n\nHope that helps with your decision!
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Good luck finding what you're looking for! I think it'd be great to live in that area---it's beautiful!\nHere's a list of CO newspapers so you can browse the rentals.\nhttp://www.newspaperlinks.com/newspaperlist.cfm?sid=co
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Well this is Doofer and am proud to say that I am from Coldwater,MI Maybe thats why we think alike. I have never heard of your town but there are so many tiny towns. I live in Vegas now and except for the $$$$$$$$$ I hate it. All dry and no green. Will move after retiring.
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There is a place called Cave-in Rock Illinois where ILL and Kentucky meet the Ohio river runs in the middle. Very small town lots of privacy! Hint Hint!! Not far from southern Indiana.
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Tho' I'm not from the Nashville area a simple search got me to the River site and the link below.\n\nGood luck, I hope you get picked.
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I am from the northern suburbs of Detroit, and I do not like the downriver area. Just didnt seem as clean. I know there are some good restaurants down there, and the school system at Flat Rock has become a "school of choice", meaning non-residents can attend the school. Usually the better public schools become a "school of choice". If it wasnt a good district, they wouldnt want to bring in extra students. The high school is only 5 years old and has great facilities. It is a smaller high school as it only has 500 students. I have never heard of much to do in the south suburbs, and I have been all through and around Detroit. You may find yourself going to Ann Arbor or downtown Detroit frequently, unless there is something downriver that I dont know about. I know there is the Big Bear Lodge, I heard that has a decent restaurant. The cost of living will be like the same as the northeast suburbs, moderate.
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check the crime rate, check the school standing nationally, check the neighborhoods, check the local tax rate. what about the seasons?  without these numbers it is too difficult to decide. you say fiance, do you want kids, how friendly is the new place to kid and family activities? is the birth hopital good? \nIt is always good to try something new, but it has great risk. You know these jobs, you know these people, what about the new ones? Can you come back if you change your mind? if the new place is awful? Will you be losing any major benefits like health care or pensions?\nAvoid declining states like Ohio, land poor states like Hawaii, or incredibly money poor states like Nebraska and Tennessee (average income is less than 30,000, to name only a few). No matter what state, there are towns that will never accept a newcomer as a local. That means police harrassment for anything and everything. Example, setting trash out for pick up too early or not keeping your lawn the requisite three and one half inches tall...  (I have lived in each of these places so please don't be a hater, I wasn't a local, I didn't know the "rules" and have a bad taste in my mouth from these places, I actually still live in one of the states listed) \nIt is worth a bit more research, the more that you look, you will find a concrete answer to what you ask by finding something important to you. Also, checking the top ten lists of metros will help. (kid friendly list, crime rate list etc.)Trust me when I say the numbers and risks and benefits are not the same when you dig far enough down.\nYou may want to stay, you may want to go, but your digging will show you everything that you have maybe missed doing where you are before you leave.
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I really liked 79CXR on Charing Cross Rd.  Very friendly down to earth bar.  Check it out.
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http://www.thescottsdaleresort.com/\n\nWe went there in the fall and had a great time.  We were too warm to play tennis but the pool was god, food was good.  I am not happy about a stocked bar in my room, I would have liked instead an ampy fridge.  There is a mall not too far away and also lots of shopping.