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The people from the Midwest don't really go anywhere, because the states next to them are just more corn fields.
I need to go visit Europe more... only been to 4 countries over there
How many states have you been to?
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The people from the Midwest don't really go anywhere, because the states next to them are just more corn fields.
I need to go visit Europe more... only been to 4 countries over there
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The people from the Midwest don't really go anywhere, because the states next to them are just more corn fields.
But the only people who see the West Coast live there. Yet the people from the West Coast see the whole country...
I need to go visit Europe more... only been to 4 countries over there
Same. Flying through excluded, I have been to 3 and a half(Scotland). Of those, I only spent more than 24 hours in France and Scotland. I think I spent more time in the Frankfurt airport than I did in Spain. Including airports, that makes 5
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I spent about 3 weeks between Germany, Austria and Switzerland, and 3 weeks in France. I plan to backpack there for a summer around 2010 when I am 25 and likely, finally, done with college.
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Apparently "I'm a hobo!" (A travelling person, not a gay with a cold!!!! 
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OH : My first visit to US, did a year at Kent State University on an exchange programme. (Been back on business a few times since then, worked at Batelle Labs, drove down from Ann Arbor, MI to visit my brother who was also doing a year at University of Toledo on an exchange programme some years later!)
IN : Drove through on a Spring Break roadtrip to Colorado.
IL : Drove through on a Spring Break roadtrip to Colorado. (Been back on business since then, working at Abbott Labs)
MO : Drove through on a Spring Break roadtrip to Colorado. (Been back on business since then, working at ABC Labs & Aventis)
KA : Drove through on a Spring Break roadtrip to Colorado. (Been back on business since then, working at KSU & Aventis)
CO : Sprink Break trip ended here. (Been back on business since then, working at places around Denver)
WV : Passed through on the way into PA, went to Greyhound races in Wheeling with friend's Uncle!
PA : Stayed with a friend in Pittsburgh here after Uni year finished before going back to UK. (Been back on business since then to numerous places)
VA : My first business visit to US 5 years later, worked in Richmond, went back a couple of times too.
NJ : Numerous business visits to various Pharmaceutical companies there.
NY : Ditto Visited NYC one night while staying in NJ, went to 107th floor observation deck of WTC in 1999.
DE : Business visit to Quest labs in Newark. (Went back a few times over 3 year period)
CT : Drove through to get to Groton to stay with a friend after finishing job in DE, was supposed to work at Pfizer there for a week, but found out on my arrival that I had to go to Baltimore instead, and drove all the way back again!
MD : Worked at Johns-Hopkins in Baltimore, customer took me out for seasoned crabs. No cutlery, just a paper tablecloth, napkins & a wooden mallet! Mmmmm.
RI : Drove through on my way from NJ to MA a few times.
MA : Visited many times, company I work for is HQ'd there, so I go over for training periodically.
NC : Worked in Greensboro for Syngenta, went out with colleague in Durham.
GA : Installed a machine for Coca Cola Company in Atlanta.
MI : Many visits on business to Ann Arbor, & Kalamazoo (where I got "trapped" in the hotel bar with the multinational female cast of Riverdance! 👍)
MN : Spent a chilly few weeks on business in the twin cities.
ND : Spent an even chillier 2 weeks on business in Fargo one November! Saw the world's largest plane at the airport there! Was given free ticket to see Aerosmith (who I'm not keen on) just for something to do!
TX : Spent over a month in 2 separate visits working for CEDRA corp in Austin, customer picked me up for dinner in 1939 Rolls Royce one night! 👍
CA : Been a resident here for 7 years now, came a few times before that on business, and once on vacation. Love it! 👍
WA : Go up to work in Seattle periodically. Great city!
OR : Go up to work in Portland or OSU in Corvallis ocassionally.
ID : Put some equipment in the University in Moscow. Not much going on!
MT : Been to Bozeman & Missoula. Pretty country, very sparse. Missoula was very smoky due to forest fires in the surrounding valleys!
FL : Went to San Destin resort for meeting & golf. Hurricane damage still visible in places, forget which one it was after though.
UT : Worked in Logan & SLC on occasion. Also went boarding at Snowbird & visited lots of the national parks in the southern part of the state on our roadtrip last year.
AZ : Worked at U of A in Tucson, also drove parts of Route 66, and did Grand Canyon & Monument Valley during last year's roadtrip.
NV : Spent a couple of nights in Vegas on our roadtrip, not really my scene, but refreshing after Death Valley! Also spent a night in Reno when I went up there to collect my Porsche. Casinos suck. 👎 Porsche rules. 👍
There you have it. 31 states. Mostly missed out on the midwest WY, OK & the like, extreme North East, NH, VT etc. and the deep south, LA, MS etc. Must go on down there sometime.
Oh and of course HI and AK!
)OH : My first visit to US, did a year at Kent State University on an exchange programme. (Been back on business a few times since then, worked at Batelle Labs, drove down from Ann Arbor, MI to visit my brother who was also doing a year at University of Toledo on an exchange programme some years later!)
IN : Drove through on a Spring Break roadtrip to Colorado.
IL : Drove through on a Spring Break roadtrip to Colorado. (Been back on business since then, working at Abbott Labs)
MO : Drove through on a Spring Break roadtrip to Colorado. (Been back on business since then, working at ABC Labs & Aventis)
KA : Drove through on a Spring Break roadtrip to Colorado. (Been back on business since then, working at KSU & Aventis)
CO : Sprink Break trip ended here. (Been back on business since then, working at places around Denver)
WV : Passed through on the way into PA, went to Greyhound races in Wheeling with friend's Uncle!
PA : Stayed with a friend in Pittsburgh here after Uni year finished before going back to UK. (Been back on business since then to numerous places)
VA : My first business visit to US 5 years later, worked in Richmond, went back a couple of times too.
NJ : Numerous business visits to various Pharmaceutical companies there.
NY : Ditto Visited NYC one night while staying in NJ, went to 107th floor observation deck of WTC in 1999.
DE : Business visit to Quest labs in Newark. (Went back a few times over 3 year period)
CT : Drove through to get to Groton to stay with a friend after finishing job in DE, was supposed to work at Pfizer there for a week, but found out on my arrival that I had to go to Baltimore instead, and drove all the way back again!
MD : Worked at Johns-Hopkins in Baltimore, customer took me out for seasoned crabs. No cutlery, just a paper tablecloth, napkins & a wooden mallet! Mmmmm.
RI : Drove through on my way from NJ to MA a few times.
MA : Visited many times, company I work for is HQ'd there, so I go over for training periodically.
NC : Worked in Greensboro for Syngenta, went out with colleague in Durham.
GA : Installed a machine for Coca Cola Company in Atlanta.
MI : Many visits on business to Ann Arbor, & Kalamazoo (where I got "trapped" in the hotel bar with the multinational female cast of Riverdance! 👍)
MN : Spent a chilly few weeks on business in the twin cities.
ND : Spent an even chillier 2 weeks on business in Fargo one November! Saw the world's largest plane at the airport there! Was given free ticket to see Aerosmith (who I'm not keen on) just for something to do!
TX : Spent over a month in 2 separate visits working for CEDRA corp in Austin, customer picked me up for dinner in 1939 Rolls Royce one night! 👍
CA : Been a resident here for 7 years now, came a few times before that on business, and once on vacation. Love it! 👍
WA : Go up to work in Seattle periodically. Great city!
OR : Go up to work in Portland or OSU in Corvallis ocassionally.
ID : Put some equipment in the University in Moscow. Not much going on!
MT : Been to Bozeman & Missoula. Pretty country, very sparse. Missoula was very smoky due to forest fires in the surrounding valleys!
FL : Went to San Destin resort for meeting & golf. Hurricane damage still visible in places, forget which one it was after though.
UT : Worked in Logan & SLC on occasion. Also went boarding at Snowbird & visited lots of the national parks in the southern part of the state on our roadtrip last year.
AZ : Worked at U of A in Tucson, also drove parts of Route 66, and did Grand Canyon & Monument Valley during last year's roadtrip.
NV : Spent a couple of nights in Vegas on our roadtrip, not really my scene, but refreshing after Death Valley! Also spent a night in Reno when I went up there to collect my Porsche. Casinos suck. 👎 Porsche rules. 👍
There you have it. 31 states. Mostly missed out on the midwest WY, OK & the like, extreme North East, NH, VT etc. and the deep south, LA, MS etc. Must go on down there sometime.
Oh and of course HI and AK!
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15, and I'm not American and don't live there.
Arizona -Family trip in a Westfalia for a month.
Wyoming - "
Montana - "
Utah - "
Alaska - stopped over in a flight to Vietnam
Most of my friends live in these states, so I've been to:
Michigan - Spend my summers there
Indiana - RT (roadtrip)
Ohio - RT
Pennsylvania - RT
New York - many reasons, I love Soho
Dirty Jersey - many RT
Vermont - I love that state, I'm going down tomorrow for the day
New Hampshire - Famdamily vacation
Maine - I've gone 17 years in a row, I absolutely love it. Maine has a little place in my heart. If I win the lotto, I'm settling down there for sure. Absolutely my favorite state, no quesiton. I mean, eating dinner to this view every night? I'd take it!
Arizona -Family trip in a Westfalia for a month.
Wyoming - "
Montana - "
Utah - "
Alaska - stopped over in a flight to Vietnam
Most of my friends live in these states, so I've been to:
Michigan - Spend my summers there
Indiana - RT (roadtrip)
Ohio - RT
Pennsylvania - RT
New York - many reasons, I love Soho
Dirty Jersey - many RT
Vermont - I love that state, I'm going down tomorrow for the day
New Hampshire - Famdamily vacation
Maine - I've gone 17 years in a row, I absolutely love it. Maine has a little place in my heart. If I win the lotto, I'm settling down there for sure. Absolutely my favorite state, no quesiton. I mean, eating dinner to this view every night? I'd take it!
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A great place. My cousins own a little lodge there. 👍
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Quite a few, pretty much everything east of the Mississippi River and a few western states. When I say I drove through the state I did stop and take a look at the sites while doing so, I just didn't have a specific reason for going there.
Michigan - live here
Ohio - pretty much every Michigander from the east side of the state has been here
Indiana - golfing
Illinois - Chicago trip
Missouri - St. Louis trip
Kentucky - drove through
Tennessee - drove through
Louisiana - New Orleans trip
Alabama - drove through
Mississippi - drove through
Florida - several vacations
Georgia - FIRST Robotics competition in Atlanta
South Carolina - golfing in Myrtle Beach
North Carolina - Outer Banks Islands
Virginia - drove through
West Virgina - drove through
Maryland - drove though while in DC
Delaware - drove through
New Jersey - drove through really quickly
Pennsylvania - Family in Wilkes-Berrie
New York - New York City trip and Niagara Falls
Connecticut - drove through
Rhodes Island - Family near Providence
Massachusetts - Boston trip (hated it)
Vermont - drove through
New Hampshire - drove through
Maine - fishing vacation (coolest place I've been to in the states)
Minnesota - family in Duluth
Wisconsin - drove through
Texas - FIRST Robotic competition in Houston
Arizona - FIRST Robotics competition in Phoenix
Colorado - FIRST Robotics competition in Denver
Nevada - Reno and Las Vegas trips
California - Family near Anaheim and Sacramento
So that's 34 states so I guess I'm a hobo.
Michigan - live here
Ohio - pretty much every Michigander from the east side of the state has been here
Indiana - golfing
Illinois - Chicago trip
Missouri - St. Louis trip
Kentucky - drove through
Tennessee - drove through
Louisiana - New Orleans trip
Alabama - drove through
Mississippi - drove through
Florida - several vacations
Georgia - FIRST Robotics competition in Atlanta
South Carolina - golfing in Myrtle Beach
North Carolina - Outer Banks Islands
Virginia - drove through
West Virgina - drove through
Maryland - drove though while in DC
Delaware - drove through
New Jersey - drove through really quickly
Pennsylvania - Family in Wilkes-Berrie
New York - New York City trip and Niagara Falls
Connecticut - drove through
Rhodes Island - Family near Providence
Massachusetts - Boston trip (hated it)
Vermont - drove through
New Hampshire - drove through
Maine - fishing vacation (coolest place I've been to in the states)
Minnesota - family in Duluth
Wisconsin - drove through
Texas - FIRST Robotic competition in Houston
Arizona - FIRST Robotics competition in Phoenix
Colorado - FIRST Robotics competition in Denver
Nevada - Reno and Las Vegas trips
California - Family near Anaheim and Sacramento
So that's 34 states so I guess I'm a hobo.
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New York: visited landmarks
New Jersey: lived in that deathtrap for 17 yrs
North Carolina: visited family and the RCR museum
South Carolina: started visiting in 2002, now I live here
Georgia: helped a family member move
Florida: went for the 2002 Daytona 500
That's only 6 states, I'm not a very interesting person.
New Jersey: lived in that deathtrap for 17 yrs
North Carolina: visited family and the RCR museum
South Carolina: started visiting in 2002, now I live here
Georgia: helped a family member move
Florida: went for the 2002 Daytona 500
That's only 6 states, I'm not a very interesting person.
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I've only been briefly to a few, so's I'll just list 'em:
Washington state, lived here since 1990
Oregon, just visited & drove thru a few dozen times
California, lived there briefly in 1995-96 before my father passed
Idaho, I live in Spokane, Wa...about 2 nanoseconds from stateline ID
Nevada, gambling in reno
Utah, lived there briefly as a little kid
Montana, passed thru during my last tour in Drumcorps
North Dakota, same as above
Minnesota, same as above
Iowa, visited family back in 2001
Wisconsin, Drumcorps finals in Madison '06
Indiana, more Drumcorps tour stuff
Kentucky, lived there briefly, as well as in Indiana, circa 1987
Florida, before Kentucky, circa 1986
Washington state, lived here since 1990
Oregon, just visited & drove thru a few dozen times
California, lived there briefly in 1995-96 before my father passed
Idaho, I live in Spokane, Wa...about 2 nanoseconds from stateline ID
Nevada, gambling in reno
Utah, lived there briefly as a little kid
Montana, passed thru during my last tour in Drumcorps
North Dakota, same as above
Minnesota, same as above
Iowa, visited family back in 2001
Wisconsin, Drumcorps finals in Madison '06
Indiana, more Drumcorps tour stuff
Kentucky, lived there briefly, as well as in Indiana, circa 1987
Florida, before Kentucky, circa 1986
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Wisconsin and Arkansas seems like I should have at least driven through at some point in my life but cant actually remember anything about those two states. North Dakota is another that I just cant picture a time that I have been there. The rest is the whole New England area that I haven't even come close to.
It was easy for me to see lots of states as a young boy because my father is a truck driver. During the summers I would spend a month or so just traveling from one side of our country to the other with him.
Maybe later this week I could do one of those lists of memorable things from each state I've traveled.
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1. Florida - Lived here for 30 years, been to every major city and each county.
2. Georgia - Been on business and pleasure about ten times + hundreds of ATL airport layovers.
3. Alabama - Live here and have been to every major city and each county.
4. Mississippi - A couple times,usually just driving through but worked for a week there.
5. Louisiana - Stayed in New Orleans several times.
6. Tennessee - Lived there for 3 years.
7. Kentucky - Saw the Mammoth Caverns/Caves as a kid, also on business for a week.
8. West Virginia - Drove though it when I was a kid, on business for a week.
9. South Carolina - Driven though a few times; at work on three occasions.
10. North Carolina - Have an uncle there, I've visited on a several occasions.
11. Virginia - Stayed in Alexandria and Williamsburg two years ago. On biz a few times.
12. Maryland - Lived there for a year.
12a. (District of Columbia is not a state, but I've been there several times.)
13. Delaware - Drove through it twice.
14. New Jersey - Born and left there. Visited a few times.
15. New York - Long Island, The City, and some of the Upstate.
16. Connecticut - Just driving through.
17. Rhode Island - Just driving through a few times
18. Massachusetts - Have cousins there. Been there several times.
19. Vermont - A few visits, work for one week
20. New Hampshire - Stayed at a resort there for a week
21. Maine - Been there four times
22. California - Been there several times to visit relatives, and for work several more times.
23. Washington - Been there four times to visit relatives. (Didn't go to Humptulips, but I rammed through Beaver.)
24. Nevada - Did the Las Vegas bling-thing for a couple nights.
25. Texas - On work about ten times + several airport layovers.
26. Pennsylvania - A couple of day trips, some work weeks.
27. Michigan - three times
28. Ohio - four times
29. Arkansas - three times
30. Missouri - four times
31. Oklahoma - once on business
32. Arizona - one week in Phoenix
33. Minnesota - stopover once, then two visits on consecutive weeks
34. Iowa - three weeks on business
35. Indiana - two weeks on business
36. Wisconsin - one week on business
37. Kansas - two weeks on business, and when driving through to Kansas City.
38. Illinois - several times
39. Colorado - a few days in Denver.
40. Nebraska - just driving through for 90 minutes or so
41. New Mexico - passed through twice for Zia goodness
42. Utah - A couple of SLC layovers.
43. Wyoming - 20 minutes in total
44. Oregon - 15 minute visit
45. Idaho - 15 minutes, at most.
1. Florida - Lived here for 30 years, been to every major city and each county.
2. Georgia - Been on business and pleasure about ten times + hundreds of ATL airport layovers.
3. Alabama - Live here and have been to every major city and each county.
4. Mississippi - A couple times,usually just driving through but worked for a week there.
5. Louisiana - Stayed in New Orleans several times.
6. Tennessee - Lived there for 3 years.
7. Kentucky - Saw the Mammoth Caverns/Caves as a kid, also on business for a week.
8. West Virginia - Drove though it when I was a kid, on business for a week.
9. South Carolina - Driven though a few times; at work on three occasions.
10. North Carolina - Have an uncle there, I've visited on a several occasions.
11. Virginia - Stayed in Alexandria and Williamsburg two years ago. On biz a few times.
12. Maryland - Lived there for a year.
12a. (District of Columbia is not a state, but I've been there several times.)
13. Delaware - Drove through it twice.
14. New Jersey - Born and left there. Visited a few times.
15. New York - Long Island, The City, and some of the Upstate.
16. Connecticut - Just driving through.
17. Rhode Island - Just driving through a few times
18. Massachusetts - Have cousins there. Been there several times.
19. Vermont - A few visits, work for one week
20. New Hampshire - Stayed at a resort there for a week
21. Maine - Been there four times
22. California - Been there several times to visit relatives, and for work several more times.
23. Washington - Been there four times to visit relatives. (Didn't go to Humptulips, but I rammed through Beaver.)
24. Nevada - Did the Las Vegas bling-thing for a couple nights.
25. Texas - On work about ten times + several airport layovers.
26. Pennsylvania - A couple of day trips, some work weeks.
27. Michigan - three times
28. Ohio - four times
29. Arkansas - three times
30. Missouri - four times
31. Oklahoma - once on business
32. Arizona - one week in Phoenix
33. Minnesota - stopover once, then two visits on consecutive weeks
34. Iowa - three weeks on business
35. Indiana - two weeks on business
36. Wisconsin - one week on business
37. Kansas - two weeks on business, and when driving through to Kansas City.
38. Illinois - several times
39. Colorado - a few days in Denver.
40. Nebraska - just driving through for 90 minutes or so
41. New Mexico - passed through twice for Zia goodness
42. Utah - A couple of SLC layovers.
43. Wyoming - 20 minutes in total
44. Oregon - 15 minute visit
45. Idaho - 15 minutes, at most.
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let's see:
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsilvania
New York
Vermont
Massachussets
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
DC
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Kentucky
North Dakota
25?
I took many road trips while I was in college
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
Pennsilvania
New York
Vermont
Massachussets
Rhode Island
Connecticut
New Jersey
Delaware
DC
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Kentucky
North Dakota
25?
I took many road trips while I was in college
CAMAROBOY69
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My step dad was a truck driver and he drove all over the united states. When I was younger I rode with him for a few spring breaks and sometimes a couple weeks during the summer. Sure did suck riding in that truck for a week or two with him. I usually just played my gameboy.
We were also very poor and moved a LOT in my lifetime. I went to well over 30 schools my entire life. Sometimes 3 schools in 1 year. That also sucked really bad. Being the new kid in school almost every year is not a fun experience. I eventually got to the point where I knew I would never see my friends the next year.
I did get to see between 30-40 states all ranging from 110 degree deserts to -20degree mountains. The nicest place I have ever seen was Sedona Arizona. Beautiful scenery with lots of red and purple rocks everywhere.
I have always wanted to go to California. I guess I was there when I was a baby but obviously dont remember what it looked like. I would also like to go to Florida.
We were also very poor and moved a LOT in my lifetime. I went to well over 30 schools my entire life. Sometimes 3 schools in 1 year. That also sucked really bad. Being the new kid in school almost every year is not a fun experience. I eventually got to the point where I knew I would never see my friends the next year.
I did get to see between 30-40 states all ranging from 110 degree deserts to -20degree mountains. The nicest place I have ever seen was Sedona Arizona. Beautiful scenery with lots of red and purple rocks everywhere.
I have always wanted to go to California. I guess I was there when I was a baby but obviously dont remember what it looked like. I would also like to go to Florida.
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AZ- Just drove through when I was younger
CA- GoKarting at Infineon Raceway
ID- Just passed through
NV- Went to SEMA with the family but I was to young to go out on the floor =(
OR- Lived there for 6 years (and happy I got the hell out)
UT- Grandparents live there
WY- My mom was pregnant with me for 3 months there (does that count?)
WA- Where I live now
CA- GoKarting at Infineon Raceway
ID- Just passed through
NV- Went to SEMA with the family but I was to young to go out on the floor =(
OR- Lived there for 6 years (and happy I got the hell out)
UT- Grandparents live there
WY- My mom was pregnant with me for 3 months there (does that count?)
WA- Where I live now
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For me, 3
Anaheim, CA - Born and raised there until 1996, then moved to:
Seattle, WA - I currently live in South Seattle, in the Beacon Hill neighborhood
Las Vegas, NV - went there in 2002 for two days, while visiting family members in Southern CA.
March of 2010 I got a chance to go to Oregon
I have driven in California, Oregon, and of course where I live, Washington
Anaheim, CA - Born and raised there until 1996, then moved to:
Seattle, WA - I currently live in South Seattle, in the Beacon Hill neighborhood
Las Vegas, NV - went there in 2002 for two days, while visiting family members in Southern CA.
March of 2010 I got a chance to go to Oregon
I have driven in California, Oregon, and of course where I live, Washington
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That's a gray area. Why would you want to have Wyoming on your list, anyway?
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California (where I live, duh 
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Oregon
Washington
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
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Washington
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Tennessee
Louisiana
Mississippi
Max Powers
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Nowhere too exciting for me, pretty much just the entire East Coast with a few oddballs thrown in
Pennsylvania - Born here and have lived 20 of my 21 years here in Pittsburgh.
Ohio - Went to school here for a year in 2004, haven't gone back since (to Ohio that is, I transferred schools)
New York - My dad's family is from Syracuse, so I've been there a lot. I've also been to New York City several times for travel.
Vermont - My uncle lives in Burlington, I go there to ski fairly often.
Connecticut - I have family there
Rhode Island - Took a day trip there once.
Delaware - I have gone to the beach there several times
New Jersey - Passed through.
Maryland - Passed through on the way to North Carolina.
West Virginia - Passed through for several trips.
DC - Been there for travel.
Virginia - Stayed in Virginia Beach, also stayed near DC.
North Carolina - Several trips to the outer banks, my grandfather also used to live in Asheville.
South Carolina - A few day trips while I've been in the outer banks.
Georgia - Trip to Atlanta a few years back.
Florida - I've gone to Orlando once and Jacksonville once, also been in the Miami Airport several times.
Texas - Airport layovers in Dallas.
Hawaii - Spent two weeks there a few years ago.
Pennsylvania - Born here and have lived 20 of my 21 years here in Pittsburgh.
Ohio - Went to school here for a year in 2004, haven't gone back since (to Ohio that is, I transferred schools)
New York - My dad's family is from Syracuse, so I've been there a lot. I've also been to New York City several times for travel.
Vermont - My uncle lives in Burlington, I go there to ski fairly often.
Connecticut - I have family there
Rhode Island - Took a day trip there once.
Delaware - I have gone to the beach there several times
New Jersey - Passed through.
Maryland - Passed through on the way to North Carolina.
West Virginia - Passed through for several trips.
DC - Been there for travel.
Virginia - Stayed in Virginia Beach, also stayed near DC.
North Carolina - Several trips to the outer banks, my grandfather also used to live in Asheville.
South Carolina - A few day trips while I've been in the outer banks.
Georgia - Trip to Atlanta a few years back.
Florida - I've gone to Orlando once and Jacksonville once, also been in the Miami Airport several times.
Texas - Airport layovers in Dallas.
Hawaii - Spent two weeks there a few years ago.
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I have been in
New York
New Jersey (My home)
Delaware
Maryland
Washington D.C.
Virgina
Pennsylvania
West Virgina
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Flordia
Vermont
So thats 13.... DAMN! I checked the wrong answer!
EDIT
Why is every one cracking on New Jersey. Only like 10 percent is really bad (probably where most of you only was) . The rest is really nice and up north it is all farms and forest (high point area) and is very pretty.
New York
New Jersey (My home)
Delaware
Maryland
Washington D.C.
Virgina
Pennsylvania
West Virgina
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Flordia
Vermont
So thats 13.... DAMN! I checked the wrong answer!
EDIT
Why is every one cracking on New Jersey. Only like 10 percent is really bad (probably where most of you only was) . The rest is really nice and up north it is all farms and forest (high point area) and is very pretty.
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- Concord, CA
- kylehnat
I've invaded the east coast for the second time. My company has sent me to Philadelphia for a two-day class. Located tantilizingly close to several state lines, I was able to drive through Delaware and Maryland before driving back up through New Jersey to my hotel, north of Philly. Considering that took all of 90 minutes (plus a stop for food), I think the east-coast dwellers have an advantage in this game... . Anyway, with the addition of PA, DE, MD, and NJ, my total has ballooned to 17. I'm close to being in the 50% American category! Texas and Hawaii are on the schedule for early 2008, which will help with the seasonal depression associated with a Western Washington winter .
On a side note, making an eastbound, cross-country flight in mid-December certainly plays with your head. The sun is rising when you leave, and setting when you land 4 1/2 hours later. It's a short day and a long day all at once!
. Anyway, with the addition of PA, DE, MD, and NJ, my total has ballooned to 17. I'm close to being in the 50% American category! Texas and Hawaii are on the schedule for early 2008, which will help with the seasonal depression associated with a Western Washington winter .On a side note, making an eastbound, cross-country flight in mid-December certainly plays with your head. The sun is rising when you leave, and setting when you land 4 1/2 hours later. It's a short day and a long day all at once!
- 1,768
- Texas
Only a few (5):
Texas: Obviously, I currently live there
Louisiana: One of my closest friends has family out there
New Mexico: Visited a short while ago
New York: Went up for a Karate tournament, and for super summers every year
Hawaii: Best vacation EVER
Lived 97% of my life outside of the states.
Texas: Obviously, I currently live there
Louisiana: One of my closest friends has family out there
New Mexico: Visited a short while ago
New York: Went up for a Karate tournament, and for super summers every year
Hawaii: Best vacation EVER
Lived 97% of my life outside of the states.
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