is there a timberspring retirement community in nacogdoches texas?
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No but there will be.
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Try this:\n\nGames & Recreation \n->Outdoor recration
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Having not approached retirement age and not know what you might like to do in retirement, I thought I'd just throw a few cool ideas out there that I like to spend time near. \n\nScottsdale, Az  - A suburb of the Phoenix area and common retirement location. Nearly never a cloud in the sky, save the monsoon season in early fall/late summer. Temperatures get SCORCHING during the summer days but is ideal during colder months if you like your fun in the sun. Mountains, Grand Canyon, and Mexico all within 3 hours driving time. \n\nSan Diego, CA - Again, sunny almost year round! My brother visits me in the midwest from there on occasion and completely freaks out in thunderstorms because he literally never sees them. Of course you might get an occasional earthquake...no place is perfect. Can't beat having a beach near by. Year round temperatures from 50-78 as a high. Mexico, LA, Vegas, and Sequoia redwood forest all within 5ish hours drive. \n\nColorado Springs, CO - Beautiful Mountains and forest recreation in a small town feel with big town advantages. Only a couple hours from Denver and just a few more to Rio Grande National Forest and Taos, NM. If the outdoors and a little cooler temperature is your thing, this is place is beautiful, friendly, and quiet. \n\nSonoma County, CA - Wine country and San Francisco. The Russian River meets rocky shores of the Pacific and the Northern Redwoods start to be dominant in the mountain forests. Lots of culture and great food & drink!\n\nSpringfield, MO - ONe of the most inexpensive places to live in a growing community (200,000+) that holds on to its small town roots. KC, St. Louis and Tulsa all 3 hours or less and its centered in the US enough to make for easy travel to any part of the country with a welcome atmosphere to come home too. \n\nThere's a few places that had a good "feel" to them when I had a chance to visit the east coast, but I'm not sure I know enough about them to give a good description, but thought I'd list them all the same:\n\nBoston, Mass - A neat big city with a great accent!\n\nLong Island, NY - for my girlfriend, shes just too fond of it to be all bad! Really though, ocean side on all ends and a few stone throws away from the Big Apple. Can even catch some wine country to the east. \n\nFlorida?  Not been but it seems a common place....personally I think its too crime ridden and overrun by hurricanes for me\n\nSo, theres 8ish, think I'll leave it at that....happy retirement!!!!
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This is the best I could do for you.  According to the second link, it is just outside of Austin.  Hope this helps.
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i would suggest contacting the texas chamber of commerce.\n\nthey should know the answers to all your questions. :)
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go to www.mtbr.com and go to the trails section and look for trails in Texas youll probably find a bunch.
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There used to be on in Edzell.  My stepdaughter was born there when my husband was stationed there.
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These sites could help :\nhttp://www.seekful.com/indx.cfm?q=Retirement%20Speeches\nhttp://www.foolonahill.com/farewell.html
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http://www.nctexasbirds.com/
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I used to live there at one time in my life.I remember Stelders grocery store, and Thompsons, Frosty's drive-in,Swem funeral home, Ross standerd service station. That was a long time ago, dont know if those places are still there, I think the funeral home is still there. My grandma also lived ther for many years on Moccasin st,There was a park called Kathryn Park.I lived on 4th st,out toward the end of it, kind of in the country, Happy memories there.
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my friends mom lives there 64 yrs old ...she loves it and I have visited her its a great place and not a typical retirement community !!! visit in person before you decide that's your bet bet :)
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I have no idea, but you could try asking someone you know that is higher in the martial ranks and see if they know, or check city hall. -i dont know if DFW even has a city hall though...-
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I'll assume that you mean Dallas Fort Worth area... search The American Camping Association website at http://www.acacamps.com you can search there by location
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I'm not a member, but found this link on the Internet.\n\nhttp://www.nabponline.com/
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I know of a couple of assisted living communities.  Ha, ha.
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Try this site (State of California)\n\nhttp://www.aging.state.ca.us/html/programs/adhc/adhc_centers.html
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I found this one. I used to live there and I heard of these people the most. Hope it helps. I made sure I copied the site of the address and stuff. Good Luck!!!