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Hmm. Depends on what part of the year you're talking about. In the summer, kids like to go to the local pool and play with friends. Maybe go hiking with their family. Adults like to barbecue (or grill out, as we say here) and have parties. The 4th of July is the biggest celebration of the entire year where I am. In the winter kids play in the snow. Adults usually stay inside and snuggle up with the blankets, watching TV. We're not really that different from anyone in any other state. But yeah. I live in Iowa and have my whole life. :P
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∙ 13y agoIowa has the Field of Dreams movie site. The temperature is always nice in the summer (not so much in the winter). I'm sure you could find other little things to do, too, but honestly I wouldn't come for a long vacation.
There's a link in the Related Links section to the website of the state's tourism bureau, which has a more complete list of things to do in Iowa, including special events like music festivals and the like.
To amplify the sentiment above: some places have unique attractions that are worth planning an entire vacation around. Iowa is, probably, not one of these places, unless you have very specific interests (perhaps you felt Field of Dreams was the greatest movie ever made, and traveling 1700 miles to look at a field of corn with a Baseball diamond in it is your idea of heaven on Earth, or possibly you have a particular desire to see where Herbert Hoover or John Wayne was born). However, if you do happen to find yourself in Iowa, there are many things that are worth seeing and doing there.
(Also, your mileage may vary about the temperature. Iowa summers can be uncomfortably hot and muggy.)
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∙ 6y agoThings to do in Iowa include the Iowa State Fair during August in Des Moines; football games at University of Iowa and Iowa State University; gambling casinos in Sioux City, Dubuque, Northwood and Woodbury; Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum in West Branch; Adventureland in Altoona; Iowa State Capitol Building in Des Moines; National Mississippi River Museum & Aquarium in Dubuque; Field of Dreams movie site in Dyersville; Iowa 80 Trucking Museum in Walcott; Reiman Gardens in Ames; and Blank Park Zoo in Des Moines.
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∙ 15y agoFarming is a state where farming plays a major role in living. What you want to do?? as far as what goes??
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What places are there to visit in Iowa?
Check out the Travel Iowa website. It has a comprehensive selection of nice places to visit, hotels to stay in and restaurants to visit. There are also tons of activities a visitor can do.
What are three interesting places to visit in Iowa?
Adventure land
How many people visit Iowa?
About a Thousand each year.
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It had a significant Bohemian population
Where can you find out about Homestead Declaration for Iowa?
Visit your local land records office or consult with an attorney.
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To find a respiratory therapist school in Iowa, visit the Respiratory Therapy website. They offer locations listed by state. There are also online schools, like Independence, that can be attended from Iowa.
What are non renewable resources in Iowa?
I don't live in Iowa, but I have been there to visit family. A renewable one would be corn (for ethanol) and soy, and nonrenewable would be coal. But for nonrenewable resources not produced in Iowa, but used there, there's oil and natural gas.
Is Taylor Lautner coming Iowa?
no, he is actually going to Suffolk, VA to visit his old friend Gwen L.
What does Iowa mainly produce?
The main thing that Iowa is know for growing is corn. If you visit the state of Iowa, you will see lots of corn fields.
How do people apply for State of Iowa jobs?
One can find a listing for State of Iowa jobs on das.hre.iowa.gov/state_jobs.html. One can visit the following webpage to learn more about the application process: www.dia.iowa.gov/Employment_Application.pdf.
