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Originally Posted by MUTGR
I'd be curious which parts of the Ozarks you have actually been in. I suspect you are referring to the Lake of the Ozarks, which is a man made lake. Although a popular vacation spot, the real natural beauty of the Ozarks to me is in the Ozark "mountains" in southern Missouri and Northern Arkansas (they are not really mountains, but still quite nice). The many spring-fed streams and rivers of the Ozark mountains are crystal clear.
It's to be noted that in Arkansas and far southern Missouri the Ozarks are undisputedly Southern.
Take a drive outside Kansas City and St. Louis areas and you'll see what I mean. Lakes, woods, farmland, and rolling hills. Mixture of southern and midwestern cultures is what make this state unique in the region.
Michigan without a doubt. The western lakeshore is what I'm most familiar with, and it's awesome. I'd love to live around Holland.
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