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Can anyone tell me what it would be like to live in Clarendon?
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Quiet. Safe. Inexpensive. Uh....quiet.
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Yes, quiet, but the personal property taxes are insane, decent houses are few and far between, and if you have school age children, i pity them the typical 'clique' behavior you find in every tiny town. It's not a bad place, don't get me wrong, but the drawbacks are there. WE drive to pampa or amarillo for groceries, as the store here is a joke. great folks, decent neighbors, good churches, good medical facility, ect. No recreaction for kids however. Golfing is so -so . ask more, i'll gladly tell you.
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aint it a real "cowboy" town? i have friends who say they love visiting through there..........
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I just love Clarendon. A lot of my family lives there. They farm some pretty large spreads there. Its a small quiet town, where everyone knows your name. We love to visit there often. My cousins that grew up going to school there turned out to be great individuals. The only drawback I see is the need to travel to Amarillo for many things you might need. I have to drive to Dallas for a lot of my things so its not much of an issue for me. Give Clarendon a chance, I think you'll like it.
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If living there is anything like driving through it and stopping for gas, you couldn't pay me to live there. Isn't it a dry town? Reminded me of those types of towns you hear about from 40 years ago where certain people blatently aren't welcome.
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I've been through Clarendon several times and spent the night there once or twice. As far as I can tell, it's a typical small town. I like it okay, although there isn't much there. That might be a good thing, depending on what you're looking for.
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Hi, my wife and i visited your beautifull town on sunday and enjoyed a great lunch at the cafe there, i think it was called nuttin fancy or something like that. My wife and i really like the town and would love to move there. The only thing i need to do is find work for my truck around that area. I am an owner-operaptor with with my own freightliner three axle truck, it is set up with a wet kit for commodity hauling but i can do any kind of hauling. does anyone from there know of any work around that area, or someone who would know the local trucking seen.My wife and i would love tomove away from california before my little girls are old enough to start school.Any info would be greatly appreciated, feel free to call me if you have some info@ 559-300-7803. Thanks!
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