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Live+Work+Play in Prescott (voice over by Toni Tennille)
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- Опубликовано: 20 июн 2011
- Prescott is a destination that transcends the Arizona archetype. No sweltering summers or miles of cactus covered moonscape. The town's mile-high location in the Grand Canyon State's central highlands brings four mild seasons, an average annual daytime temperature of about seventy degrees, and over 300 days of sunshine. Just ninety miles north of bustling metro Phoenix, downtown Prescott is an idyllic hamlet nestled comfortably within a verdant national forest. "Everybody's Hometown" has a mix of unbeatable weather, outdoor adventure opportunities, natural beauty, and strong cultural heritage roots drawing increasing numbers of domestic and international travelers. Prescott! A great place to live, work, and play.
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There will never be no place like home! Prescott will always be home!
I enjoy hearing Toni Tennille's voice. Most probably don't know it, but she is or was, one heck of a hiker. I met her in the backcountry of the Sierra Nevada one evening in the early 1980's. She had just done a 15-20 mile day hike with about 8 of it off trail over a major ridge at high elevation. I think we had some lightning that day and most of the cross country route she was on was above treeline. She took an annual trip in the Sierra with some friends, all women, including a number who were wives of L.A. Dodger players. She was a down to earth, friendly woman and I was impressed with the hike she an a couple other ladies took that day. I knew that she was the real thing, not some image created by public relations types, as that was not an easy journey that day. I think Steve Garvey's wife was there as well. They were all down to earth and friendly. I think they even had patches or hats made for the trips they took each year. I think there was a silhouette of a alpine ridge, the letters "WITS" or something like it and the year of the trip. I think "WITS" stood for "Women in the Sierra."
Great place to see the outdoors and be a part of something greater..
Only thing is I wish we had better road systems to accommodate the growth we experience.
But we welcome everyone and wish the best. Please come here...just respect the values we locals hold dear.
Makes me miss my home town. Lived there from age 7 to 19. It will always be my hometown.
It'd been growing not been there in 35 years .it's beautiful place . worth visiting .👍😁
It's great to "hear" Toni again! And Prescott is a nice small town.
Was just there with my family. It is true what she said at the end of the video, people are very friendly and welcoming. Loved it! For a minute you'd think you were in Mayberry!
The right videographer can make Afghanistan look good. I moved to Prescott in 2006 to care for an aging parent. I see more businesses close than new ones that open. Unless you are in healthcare that caters to the large senior population, there are NO jobs. The local Government operates on the "Good ol' Boy" system. I will research an area before I move again, rather than rely on sugar coated video. Lastly, Toni forgot to mention the many run-down trailer villages embedded throughout the city.
I'm coming home Best Town in America !!!
I live in Phoenix, but took a job in Prescott, and one thing I can say, the people are very nice.Will be moving here soon....don't understand all the haters on here, Rattybw......wow, glad you left, your repeated negativity reminds me of a miserable human being, you wouldn't be happy anywhere. Been working there over a month, and every one is very nice. You really didn't belong there.
Traffic, crowded, expensive, stuck on a hill , 30 miles to next anywhere , sucks lived there boring
They forgot to mention the hundreds of rehabs and halfway houses
CBareit baby STFU and move to Phoenix if you wanna complain about drug addicts bitch.
We love our town!!
I was in Prescott in November. Very nice.
It looks wonderful! We will hopefully be retiring there in the near future!
Mistake , don't move visit an leave
I moved here to get away from the CA traffic, smog, crappy roads and over population...turns out so have other Californians...the ones that "Must" run the red lights and speed on our new 5 lane highways that are built to copy CA. Toni doesn't mention all of the many homeless people and the 50 or 60 drug rehabs in our "wonderful" town.
Our neighborhood was briefed by the police and drug rehabilitation centers have went down from 150 to 100 😱, and homeless everywhere! In addition, there’s homes being built everywhere & the traffic is absolutely horrible. No longer the small town atmosphere due to the estimated 10,000 Calis moving here per year plus all the other Dumbocrap states, WA, OR, etc...
Maybe I will move my family there. Ah that's right, we have actually in Prescott since 2000. Wonderful place to live!! Great climate, beautiful scenery. Highly recommend it.
There is a water crisis, the pronghorn are being rounded up and removed to make room for more developers. All the grassy hills are slated for development and they want to make Prescott, Prescott valley and Chino Valley into one giant Mega city that will be the biggest in North Arizona. There is great difficulty finding doctors and the traffic sucks. I know because I live here.
Nice well-done video, but I was disappointed that it did not have a blurb about the wonderful Heritage Park Zoological Sanctuary! Oh, and we also have the No. 1 no-kill humane society in Arizona and the second no-kill humane society in the nation!
I like the 1 minute that's actually Prescott.
We love Prescott and we love radio-station KAHM 102.1 FM. Greetings from OK-Dreamband. CD "Clarinet-Dreams" is available for download (iTunes, eMusic, amazon).
Everyone there is so friendly!
However, they ALL dislike Calis!!!
Where is that bridge and water fall @3:04?
Indeed the only state to where I’d moove from Portugal 🇵🇹 Europa 🇪🇺
Prescott was named after the cities historian, William Prescott. His name was pronounced, "preskitt." Thats all. Heres a reply to all the commenters (including negative):
God Bless ALL of you. How about that?
But the longtime residents pronounce it, "Presscut." I hate grammatical laziness. It's "PRESCOTT"!!!!!
I grew up in Phoenix and my friends and I used to take frequent trips to Prescott. First stop, the Palace Bar.
Great job Cadu!
Lots of new mountain bike trails is a plus, also lots of new rehabs, Same thing that ruined north Newport Beach. Oh well, at least were not in Canada
Check this out! How lucky I am to live here. Thanks for making this video.
Loved it...
I'm trying to find a place to rent for a month the summer of 2019. I can't seem to find anything that is available. I would even try a Mobile Home Park if they had nice large 2-bedroom's available.
That's the Flume Trail, right behind Watson Lake in the Granite Dells.
Nine years ago it was nice, SUCKS now. Every other car is plated Cali; estimated that 10,000 are moving here each year. And, that’s not counting TX, WA, OR, CO... WAY OVERCROWDED!!!
Good video, but many of the areas shown are of Yavapai County in general and not Prescott. The county is one of the largest in the contiguous 48 states, and there's only a population of approx. 200,000.
Maybe that's why they have over a dozen "Prescott, best place to live" videos.
looks great...we're booked for a month's stay in 2019
Where is the O'Neil Monument?
I live right next to Mrs. Tennille in Prescott. While I don't know her personally, I know she is a a very inconsiderate neighbor. Letting her dogs bark for hours at a time, at all times of the day. Not cool!
is so beautiful
Hey... PyroKlectic @ Tsunami on The Square is in this! (2:28). woot!
When a towns main tourist attraction and claim to fame is a place called, Whiskey Row, lookout!!
Mortimer Snurd Yeah Shity weed laws and plenty of geriatric racist old dinosaurs there!
I’m moving here
PONDEROSA Pine forest
“Living in Prescott has never been so affordable” 😂😂😂 yeah, if you have come from California and have a lot of extra money, when you can’t find a decent apartment for under $1000 a month, that’s not affordable.
And a decent home for $700-800K.
Timothy Garrahan I’ve seen decent homes around 2000 square feet for $350k but that’s still crazy. The same home would go for around $200k in Texas. Maybe $250-300 if you were in a big city with high demand like Dallas or Austin.
hyperman717, BS!!! don’t know where the hell you’re looking!
I have no problem with the video. I have a problem with a town that forces an artist to whiten a child's face on a school mural
Yes, I seem to recall the hoards of mobile home parks that opened in 1864. The point I am making is; the City does nothing to promote progress. Countless national businesses have failed and the mall is half empty. I have to work 225 miles away in order to earn a decent living. Hell, the Mayor won't even release enough money to ease the pain of the widows of the fallen firefighters because they were only part timers. Who's the Schmuck? Sorry, I'm done with Prescott and AZ. You can keep it!
Whoever that is @ 2:24 ....call me :)
So glad I'm mixed, I fit in anywhere
Been to Arizona. Nice but hot.very hot. Air conditioning a must.
Not in Prescott. It is significantly cooler than Phoenix.
I hope Prescott stays that way for a long time. I would hate to see it become a left wing nightmare like Tucson.
Was checking out the city as I see a job there online that interests me. Here's the thing - it appears to be a place where you live a life that barely changes in a city that barely changes. Someone mentioned Mayberry. I don't want Mayberry; absolutely not. While the video says that they seek new businesses, the city vibe, while relaxing, doesn't come across as progressive. I'm a go-getter looking to make a new world and my impression is that the city wouldn't be conducive to that ethos. I'm sure I could find some people with a progressive philosophy, but I want to be in a community committed to a progressive philosophy.
stay where you are
Ha!
we like it this way...so stay away
Lisa M this is no place for Progressives or liberals...you are hust another name for liberal Californian. You would hate our small town conservative values, go elsewhere....or get with our way of life why change what is NOT broken..
Prescott looks like a beautiful city but not diverse at all geez! A lot of white people smiling which is all fine and dandy but I like some diversity in my community. It keeps it interesting.
I'm guessing that you are one of the five malcontents who gave this video a thumbs-down, yes???
Get a life - no one was forced to do any such thing. They painted the mural without permission to begin with.
I live in Prescott and we already have an influx of Californians. Please no more!!! They have drove up prices on homes, rentals, gas and food. Their driving habits are the worse I've ever seen. The town and county water supply can't keep up with demand. Now a corporation is trying to get a resort built next to one of the nicest places to visit, The Granite Dells. Most residents don't want you here except for the business owners and realty companies because the more of you here the higher they will raise prices. Stay in California or go somewhere else
lol i live in prescott and they make it seem so nice in this video but its honestly shit...
We live around here and I agree this video makes it look so great it's good but not that great
This video brought to you by the business owners and realty companies. Not totally shit but if the Californacators don't stop moving here it will be.
Well. Things are different now. Real Estate is on the brink of collapse. Soon. Very Soon.
and don't forget about all the racism... gotta love racism
So just because we don't have very many Black people here that automatically makes us racist??
Sadly racism does exist but it is everywhere
Prescott consists of two things; racism and police officers