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In response to "If I were in the US, there would be loads of places to go without having to leave the country" by marcel

Aside from the 49th and 50th, I feel America is pretty homogeneous for the most part.

Posted by Hotkiss (aka hotkiss7348) Jun 2 '09, 13:52

That said, I've been to

California (northern)
Illinois
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
Florida
New York
Ohio
Alabama

and maybe a few more I've forgotten

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A road trip across the US is an eye opening experience. -- nm - loosiflu with cabin fever Jun 2, 14:34
I understand the desire to see the world, totally. I think you should definitely do it. I just think your budget might be a bit out of whack. - Subversive Jun 2, 13:58 4
- and the dollar down (sorry Us travelers but you're not in a good stating position theese years) -- nm - Danedukenuuk Jun 2, 14:01 3
  - Yes, the proliferation of the Euro has made it all but impossible to travel that cheaply in Europe any more. - Subversive Jun 2, 14:03 2
    - hmm .. Switzerland is eurofree, so is Norway :-) -- nm - marcel Jun 2, 14:10 1
      - Two of the most expensive places already! - Subversive Jun 2, 14:13
hell, I can drive to different parts of Jersey and feel like I am in a different world in each. nm - Jovian Jun 2, 13:58 2
- Second Layer of Hell. Third Layer of Hell. Fourth Layer of Hell. -- nm - ty97 Jun 2, 13:59 1
  - and THEN you get to New Jersey... -- nm - colin Jun 2, 14:03
you're welcome to come to Maine.. - colin Jun 2, 13:58 16
- Portland cool? -- nm - Hotkiss Jun 2, 14:00 8
  - yes actually.. - colin Jun 2, 14:02 7
    - navigatable without a car? Can i see many things by foot or maybe bus? -- nm - Hotkiss Jun 2, 14:03 6
      - absolutely. the city is very small and walkable, bus from the air port - colin Jun 2, 14:05 5
        
        I will have to seriously consider this option. It's no Mexico but I bet Maine in August is pretty -- nm - Hotkiss Jun 2, 14:06 4
        
        i think you can hop the train up from New York City.. yes? -- nm - colin Jun 2, 14:12
        
        Maine in August is gorgeous. -- nm - Diva Jun 2, 14:10 2
        
        nmbDiva - colin Jun 2, 14:11 1
        
        That would be fantastic. I'd love to see you again and meet your intended. : ) - Diva Jun 2, 14:19
- Traitor!! -- nm - Qale Jun 2, 13:59 6
  - Qale!! -- nm - colin Jun 2, 14:01 5
    - Neeewman. - Qale Jun 2, 14:03 4
      - awww.. - colin Jun 2, 14:06 3
        
        I'm not? - Qale Jun 2, 14:08 2
        
        YOU ARE! - colin Jun 2, 14:10 1
        
        Well... - Qale Jun 2, 14:14
It can seem it, but there's lot of unique stuff. Borrrow this book from the library for ideas -- (link) - ty97 Jun 2, 13:57
haha come see Oregon -- nm - Redmond in Sin City Jun 2, 13:57 2
- I am dying to go to Portland, OR actually. I had a hard time choosing between Portland and NYC this summer. -- nm - Hotkiss Jun 2, 14:00 1
  - Guy being here pushed you to NY didn't it? -- nm - Redmond in Sin City Jun 2, 14:04
Nah. - Will Hunting Jun 2, 13:56
yeah, once you've seen Kentucky, you've already seen New York, so why bother? -- nm - Guy Jun 2, 13:55
you are so crazy. -- nm - tRuMaN Jun 2, 13:54
take a train ride across canada (or the US) -- nm - Danedukenuuk Jun 2, 13:53

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Aside from the 49th and 50th, I feel America is pretty homogeneous for the most part.

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