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Living in Rural Arkansas: 26 Minutes to Walmart, 30 to the ER, Fiber Internet
Living in rural Arkansas, measured from the lots we own outside Horseshoe Bend: 26 minutes to a Walmart, 30 minutes to the nearest 24 hour ER, fiber internet, six venomous snake species, over 5,000 black bears, and ice on the power lines in winter. Text LAND to (307) 337-9113 for price drops and new lots.
Transcript
Almog, what's it actually like living out there in rural Arkansas? It's a set of numbers, not a mood. From my lots outside Horseshoe Bend, it's twenty-six minutes to a Walmart. Thirty minutes to the nearest twenty-four hour ER. And the internet is fiber, plans up to a gigabit. So what's the catch? It's copperhead country and bear country. Six venomous snake species, over five thousand black bears. And winter isn't snow, it's ice on the power lines. And a rural line gets restored last. Not remote the way it sounds. Just specific.
Sources
- Living in rural Arkansas - YAI LLC (the measured drive time table, density, wildlife, weather and internet, with every source)
- University of Arkansas extension service - Arkansas snake safety (six venomous species)
- Arkansas Game and Fish Commission - black bear (over 5,000 bears)
- North Arkansas Electric Cooperative / NEXT fiber
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