New guy from Phoenix, AZ Yep, Phoenix.

[wstrnrdr]

Welcome Lathe Guy.

Parents lived in Glendale a while and Mesa the last 10 years.

Mom always said she missed the Trees, the Green, and the

Seasons. Not surs about the winters though.

The Green and the Tress as well as the Seasons will still

be here when you arrive.

Rick

[enfield]

When I (we) retired 8 years ago, Arizona was on our very short list of places to live. East Tennessee won, and Arizona was #2.

Welcome!

[enfield]

Welcome.

there is Cherokee Indian Reservation not to far away. it is one of most beautiful places in the world that i visited.

definitely better than Apache Indian Reservation in Arizona.

Don't mind him.

[Guest Lathe guy]

I don't.

Truth is many of the little "Indian" communities around the valley are covered in beer bottles and dead cars.

[Guest DRB]

Welcome from another new guy to this site -- I hope you enjoy your stay in ETN - A truly beautiful part of the state!

Strangely enough -- I just spent a week in Paradise Valley and want to move THERE as soon as my wife retires.

I loved it there! The lack of humidity was just flat wonderful!!!

Different strokes - eh? 112 there felt cooler than 98 here (to me at least) - Go figure...... I could go outside and still be able to breathe - I liked it!

[Guest xlor8]

.....Spent 40 years in A.Z. mostly Globe, and Springerville. Sure was glade to get my A$$ back on this side of the Mississippi. East T.N. is a breath of fresh air.

[Guest strelcevina]

What happened with all Arizona newcomers,

they all left as fast as they came .

Movers remorse :)lol