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however with prices dropping you might consider Bend. It has more to offer in the way of activities, hospitals stores. The range of outdoor activities around Bend is unbeatable.Close to Cascade Lakes, downhill skiing, hiking, biking, etc. Medford is another good location |
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I lived in Klamath Falls for four years, I went to college there. I actually just got back from there, I went to my friends' graduation! I'd forgotten how much I liked the area...it's very pretty. I may end up moving back there in a couple years if my husband decides he wants to transfer to Oregon Tech.
The only real drawbacks about living in K-Falls are the lack of anything fun to do outside of hunting and fishing (I swear the entire town shuts down at 5 pm Friday and doesn't open till 9 am Monday) and the incredibly hateful hardcore religious fundamentalists...I never saw so many cars plastered with judgmental, hellfire-and-brimstone Bible verses and "Jesus Saves" decals until I moved there. The atmosphere is gradually getting better though, there's a natural foods store downtown now. |
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