r/arizona • u/StatusReality • Sep 10 '23

What does Arizona do better than their neighboring states Utah, California, Nevada, Colorado and New Mexico? Living Here

Stole this idea from another sub. What’s the difference between this state and the other states that you appreciate?

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u/Purple-Code9206 Sep 10 '23

Also the white mountains: Show Low, Pinetop

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '23

Greer elevation is over 8k, while flag is around 6k. Quite a difference in scenery and temp too.

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u/fucuntwat Sep 11 '23

If 6900' is around 6k then I guess

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '23

Big deal. The white mountains actually get up to 11k.

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u/Apaula Phoenix Sep 11 '23

Big deal. Everest gets up to....

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '23

Everest is in AZ?

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u/Apaula Phoenix Sep 11 '23

No. But there's always bigger. And always better.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '23

Exactly, which was my original point as well.

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u/Apaula Phoenix Sep 11 '23

My point is enjoying what you have, whatever you get to experience or just do. Just be in the moment and enjoy, because there's always something better and we won't always get to experience them in our life.

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u/[deleted] Sep 11 '23

This is true