Where have you been to?

[Rogues Gambit]

Typing this as I'm working, so I'll get into details later. As I said, where have to been to in this great big world of ours?

NYC (5 boroughs)
NY State (Fishkill, Poughkeepsie, Lake George, soon Montessori for the Porsche Event, forget where else)
MA
CT (looks at jobs)
NH (Job up there, went there and back twice in my Audi, Groveton)
PA (Lancaster, New Hope, Pittsburgh)
LA (N'Orlins, '01)
FL (Orlando, Melbourne, Boca Raton)
NM (Alamogordo, Cloudcroft, Roswell)
Tx (Brownsville basically)
TN (Memphis, Chattanooga, Pigeon Forge)
CO (Denver)
Cali (San Diego)
Canada (Niagara Falls)
Aruba (family goes there all the time)
Italy (Rome, Dad's home town in Calabria; San Marco Argento, Fuscaldo)

Feel I'm forgetting something, but off the top of my Head so far.

Your turn

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[Lindy08]

bottom of a bottle

 

[GiddyUp]

I have visited every state in the Union except for five. Those are ...
1. Connecticut
2. Rhode Island
3. Idaho
4. Montana
5. Hawaii.

 

[Rogues Gambit]

I have visited every state in the Union except for five. Those are ...
1. Connecticut
2. Rhode Island
3. Idaho
4. Montana
5. Hawaii.

Which ones were your favorite?

 

[Rogues Gambit]

bottom of a bottle

Haven't been there in ages xD

 

[GiddyUp]

Which ones were your favorite?

My fav's were Seattle, Portland, OR, San Fran is crazy nice, Baltimore and the areas around Austin. Runner up's would be South Dakota and Arizona.

 

[Rogues Gambit]

My fav's were Seattle, Portland, OR, San Fran is crazy nice, Baltimore and the areas around Austin. Runner up's would be South Dakota and Arizona.

Tell me about South Dakota, that's on my list

Cousins always telling me to visit Seattle, gonna wait until things settle down before I visit

 

[GiddyUp]

Tell me about South Dakota, that's on my list

Cousins always telling me to visit Seattle, gonna wait until things settle down before I visit

If you do Seattle, try to fit in Portland as well. Both places have great sights, food and coffee.

With Dakota, of course, has the, no pun, Badlands. Mt. Rushmore is stunning in person, but Crazy Horse Monument was even more amazing! Have to try the wild rice when there.

Side note ... Boothbay Harbor & Acadia in Maine is are fantastic vacation spots.

 

[jimmycarter]

Obligatory

 

[cybersal]

I've visited all 50 states at least twice, and over 60 countries. A former job required a shit ton of travel. My favorite places are Glacier National Park, the Canadian Rockies, and the Highlands of Scotland. I'm a mountain goat at heart.

 

[pan-y-cerveza]

Completed every state last year. Been to every province (lived in 6 of them) and one territory in Canada. Hope to make it to the other two soon.

Been all through western Europe, Central America, most of the Carribean and West Indies, as well as South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe.

I never travelled when I was a kid. My parents don't like leaving home for more than a night. I stared at atlases dreaming of all the places I could go.

Once I started working and was out on my own that's where most of my "extra" money has gone.

 

[Rogues Gambit]

If you do Seattle, try to fit in Portland as well. Both places have great sights, food and coffee.

With Dakota, of course, has the, no pun, Badlands. Mt. Rushmore is stunning in person, but Crazy Horse Monument was even more amazing! Have to try the wild rice when there.

Side note ... Boothbay Harbor & Acadia in Maine is are fantastic vacation spots.

Definitely gonna visit them all, and love coffee, drink way too much

Maines not too far of a drive, going there sometime next year with the Bronco

Obligatory

Also, forgot that I been to Canada back in '07, definitely interesting (Niagra Falls)

Wanna visit the mountains sometime

Completed every state last year. Been to every province (lived in 6 of them) and one territory in Canada. Hope to make it to the other two soon.

Been all through western Europe, Central America, most of the Carribean and West Indies, as well as South Africa, Namibia, Botswana and Zimbabwe.

I never travelled when I was a kid. My parents don't like leaving home for more than a night. I stared at atlases dreaming of all the places I could go.

Once I started working and was out on my own that's where most of my "extra" money has gone.

Nothing wrong with that. Besides the rest of the states, wanna visit Asia, visit my girls family in Hong Kong, visit Japan, surprise my artist by visiting Jakarta, etc

 

[cal jammer]

Would love to get all 50 states eventually. but sure, it's slow at work today.
Southern Illinois(where I live)
St. Louis
Camping in the Ozarks of MO
Chicago
Michigan/Indiana shores of Lake Michigan (family has a vacation house there)
LA
San Francisco
NYC
Florida
Texas
Kansas
Tennessee
Kentucky(if you like bourbon go!)
Aspen/Denver, CO
Seattle, WA
Vancouver/Victoria, BC
Wisconsin
Hilton Head, SC
Georgia
Mississippi
Arkansas
Reno NV/Lake Tahoe, CA
Ohio
Gulf Shores Alabama
DC
Maryland
Iowa (not soon enough will be at Granger)
London/UK countryside
Jamaica
British Virgin Islands
Seoul, South Korea

I feel like I'm definitely missing some places.

I love to travel COVID has been killing me this summer. Once I get my bronco the fiancee(hopefully as of this saturday) and I have a road trip planned to go to the Grand Canyon, stopping lots of places on the way.

 

[Deano Bronc]

I've been to all 50 states except for Oregon and Idaho. My wife and I are planning on knocking those off next fall. It's hard to pick a favorite state or even a top 5. There are so many great things in each state if you are willing to look for it. I think most people assume certain states are boring so they never do any research and they end up vacationing the same old places. Explore people!!

 

[MaverickMan]

48 states, everything but Alaska and Maine. Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific in that order. Lived in 5 states. Drove commercially in 26 states. Born in the heartland Ohio, settled in Hawaii. Offroading in 8 states. Camping in +40 states. All the great lakes. Mountain tops, salt flats, river basins, ancient sea floors, smoky mountains, and alot of swamps. Camped in a tropical storm on Myrtle Beach, drove into a hurricane to Baton Rouge. Lived in a van down by a river, on abandoned railroad tracks, 3 beaches, 1 lake, underneath a I-70 bridge, and next to a waterfall.

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