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Old 07-21-2007, 04:52 AM
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Hi i'm from Switzerland and schould go next week to Jay Oklahoma to a host family to learn englisch and that for a year. I know nothing about this areal but what i read, sounds very boring. I play tennis and golf but i don't know what i schould take out, because i don't know if it has a tennis or golf court close to Jay. The next bigger town is tulsa, but from Jay to Tulsa they are more than 80 miles, so i can't go to tulsa much. So it haven't got sport alternativs nor shopping alternativs (malls etc.) it haven't got a great night life

So what can i do the hole year in Jay Oklahoma?? Do someone live their and can help me and give me informations?

Thanks for answering

Steven
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Old 07-21-2007, 12:07 PM
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It looks like to me that you can find both in Grove, Ok. Do you have a car? Or will someone be able to drive you there? Grove looks to be just under 20 miles north of Jay.

A lot of people love to fish, but if that isn't something that you would enjoy then forget that one. How about bird watching? This area is a migratory bird route. Or boating on the lake?

The two golf courses that I see listed charge a fee to play. I am not sure if you have to join the club or just pay as you go.
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Old 07-21-2007, 12:50 PM
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Hi Steven

Are you going to be an exchange student and attend high school? If so, I think you will make friends who have cars and share your interests, so you will have transportation to those facilities. I would go ahead and bring golf clubs and tennis equipment and hope for the best.

When you get here, please post and let us know how you are doing.
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You're right~Jay is very small. We drove through there on our way to Grove. But like Jessaka said, Grove is quite near there. You'll love Grand Lake. I belive they do have golf courses in Grove so like Peggy said, "Bring them along." They also have a neat boat that you can board that will take you for a tour around the lake. They also have places that rent out boats and more then likely things like jet skiis, too. But from what I could tell~yea, Jay looks a bit boring for a younger person. "Boring" is what a younger person would consider it. "Peaceful" is what an older person would say.
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Peaceful is what an older person would say.
You have that correct. LOL.
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