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Old 12-01-2008, 12:58 AM
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hey whats goin on? just seeing how many of yall are from the tuscon area and south.... ill be at fort huachuca in june and stay there till september. what is there to do out there besides play with all of the dirt? any tracks or whatnot?
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Nothing to do in Sierra Vista. You must drive to Tucson for the race tracks and related entertainment.
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is there any interesting places to go down there (besides mexico)?? i looked at it... about an hour drive or little less from sierra vista to tuscon? not too bad i guess. i will like to be able to drive places after being couped up on this damn island
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Depends on what you consider interesting. Tucson is about 90 +/- minutes away depending on your destination and rate of travel. If you thought you are in a remote location now... You will be leaving a location surrounded by water to one surrounded by desert. OK its not that bad. It is actually really nice here.

Interesting/tourist places to visit, Tombstone (OK Corral), Douglas, Bisbee, and Fort Huachuca.

If you are looking for night life and you are frequent the club scene there are a couple clubs here in SV however Tucson has a much greater selection and even more in Phoenix (2.5 - 3.0 hours away).

If you are into the outdoors, hiking, mountain biking, road cycling, etc. SV and Tucson have a lot to offer.

If you are looking to hang out with a local car club to talk cars and enjoy some competition visit www.sonoranmusclecars.com and www.sirace.com. Mostly Tuscon membership with some SV membership. Overall SV is a quiet community. Again it all depends on what you consider interesting.

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