15 Things You Quickly Learn When You Move To Mississippi
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Daniella DiRienzo
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Brimming with history, culture, great food and even better people, Mississippi really is one-of-a-kind. Being that it’s so great, it should come as no surprise that people move here from near and far. And if you just so happen to be one of those lucky people planning to relocate to the Magnolia State, there are things you’ll quickly realize after arriving; here are 15 of them.
From waving to strangers to helping out anyone in need, Mississippians really are some of the nicest people you’ll ever meet.
Driving in rural Mississippi can be a tough task for newcomers. The dark winding roads definitely take some time to get used to.
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One bite and you’ll be hooked.
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Throughout the state, you'll find landmark barbecue joints, like Abe's Bar-B-Q in Clarksdale, that have been open for decades.
It’s not uncommon to look out your front door and see a pair of glowing eyes staring back at you. Raccoons, coyotes, bobcats – the possibilities are practically endless.
Life in rural Mississippi means a great many things, including no neighbors for miles and miles.
From stunning sunrises and sunsets to gorgeous natural scenery, the vistas in Mississippi are some of the best around.
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The heat’s bad, but the humidity is practically unbearable.
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Since Hurricane Katrina, these bugs are much less scarce; however, that doesn’t make them any less annoying…or messy.
Mississippi mosquitoes have a reputation for being huge but those aren’t the only big bugs you’ll cross paths with in Mississippi.
A cockroach flying toward you is one of the most horrific sights…ever.
Not only is there an entire season devoted to hurricanes, but the state is no stranger to flooding, tornadoes, and whatever else Mother Nature decides to throw our way.
Here in Mississippi, history comes to life through significant sites from the past, such as antebellum homes, battlefields, museums, and more.
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From shrimp and grits to homemade biscuits topped with gravy, nothing can compare to an authentic Mississippi breakfast.
Aside from the numerous mom and pop eateries that are scattered throughout the state, you can get some of the best food from gas stations and roadside vendors.
Mississippi is such a unique state; this list could easily go on and on. What would you add to it? Tell us in the comments section!
If you enjoyed this, be sure to check out “15 Reasons Why You Should Never, Ever Move To Mississippi.“
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