Cruise Ship

JJjava wrote:

BMG wrote:

Ever been to Ohio ?

Driving though Ohio it didn't look so nice but once I got off I 70 it wasn't so bad.

You have to know where to look and it usually isn't on the interstate highway. This goes nfor most states.

BMG wrote:

Joebert wrote:

KK wrote:

I would only go there on a cruise so that won't happen any time soon.

it's a beautiful state

Most states are beautiful.

Ever been to Ohio ? [/quote]

what's wrong with cleveland?

KK wrote:

BMG wrote:

Joebert wrote:

KK wrote:

I would only go there on a cruise so that won't happen any time soon.

it's a beautiful state

Most states are beautiful.

Ever been to Ohio ?

what's wrong with cleveland?[/quote]

There's something interesting about every state.

There's something interesting about every state.[/quote]

even iowa?

KK wrote:

There's something interesting about every state.

even iowa?[/quote]

Yep, they have a nice lille ski resort and there are some interesting towns.

I agree. Haven't been to Iowa yet but there has been something nice everywhere I've ever visited.

JJjava wrote:

I agree. Haven't been to Iowa yet but there has been something nice everywhere I've ever visited.

There are a few state I think you would have to look a little harder but there is usually an interesting town or area to visit. I have a book ncalled Loop Tours or something like that and you pick and area and it will tell you where to drive from town to town, what is interesting about the town and finally you end up where you started, or drive to another loop tour. Not sure were I got the book and a few things have changed now but I still think nit would be handy.

Joebert wrote:

JJjava wrote:

I agree. Haven't been to Iowa yet but there has been something nice everywhere I've ever visited.

There are a few state I think you would have to look a little harder but there is usually an interesting town or area to visit. I have a book ncalled Loop Tours or something like that and you pick and area and it will tell you where to drive from town to town, what is interesting about the town and finally you end up where you started, or drive to another loop tour. Not sure were I got the book and a few things have changed now but I still think nit would be handy.

C/thru even found a cool place to visit in Kansas, called Lindsborg KS. It was a scenic little Swedish town that had one of the greatest 4th of July celebrations I'd ever seen.

JJjava wrote:

Joebert wrote:

JJjava wrote:

I agree. Haven't been to Iowa yet but there has been something nice everywhere I've ever visited.

There are a few state I think you would have to look a little harder but there is usually an interesting town or area to visit. I have a book ncalled Loop Tours or something like that and you pick and area and it will tell you where to drive from town to town, what is interesting about the town and finally you end up where you started, or drive to another loop tour. Not sure were I got the book and a few things have changed now but I still think nit would be handy.

C/thru even found a cool place to visit in Kansas, called Lindsborg KS. It was a scenic little Swedish town that had one of the greatest 4th of July celebrations I'd ever seen.

I think it's time for a road trip.

JJjava wrote:

Joebert wrote:

JJjava wrote:

I agree. Haven't been to Iowa yet but there has been something nice everywhere I've ever visited.

There are a few state I think you would have to look a little harder but there is usually an interesting town or area to visit. I have a book ncalled Loop Tours or something like that and you pick and area and it will tell you where to drive from town to town, what is interesting about the town and finally you end up where you started, or drive to another loop tour. Not sure were I got the book and a few things have changed now but I still think nit would be handy.

C/thru even found a cool place to visit in Kansas, called Lindsborg KS. It was a scenic little Swedish town that had one of the greatest 4th of July celebrations I'd ever seen.

wouldn't you just love to have the time and resources to just cruise leisurely through america and check it all out

KK wrote:

JJjava wrote:

Joebert wrote:

JJjava wrote:

I agree. Haven't been to Iowa yet but there has been something nice everywhere I've ever visited.

There are a few state I think you would have to look a little harder but there is usually an interesting town or area to visit. I have a book ncalled Loop Tours or something like that and you pick and area and it will tell you where to drive from town to town, what is interesting about the town and finally you end up where you started, or drive to another loop tour. Not sure were I got the book and a few things have changed now but I still think nit would be handy.

C/thru even found a cool place to visit in Kansas, called Lindsborg KS. It was a scenic little Swedish town that had one of the greatest 4th of July celebrations I'd ever seen.

wouldn't you just love to have the time and resources to just cruise leisurely through america and check it all out

I would. Start in Maine and work your way down the coast. Then back up aand just keep moving west a little and try to hit all 49 states. Then take a flight to Hawaii and end the trip by going to each of the islands. You would end up in all 50 states.

wouldn't you just love to have the time and resources to just cruise leisurely through america and check it all out[/quote]

I would. Start in Maine and work your way down the coast. Then back up aand just keep moving west a little and try to hit all 49 states. Then take a flight to Hawaii and end the trip by going to each of the islands. You would end up in all 50 states.[/quote] I've been through pretty much every state. but not in the detail i'd like too. the east coast i've done pretty extensively

KK wrote:

wouldn't you just love to have the time and resources to just cruise leisurely through america and check it all out

I would. Start in Maine and work your way down the coast. Then back up aand just keep moving west a little and try to hit all 49 states. Then take a flight to Hawaii and end the trip by going to each of the islands. You would end up in all 50 states.[/quote] I've been through pretty much every state. but not in the detail i'd like too. the east coast i've done pretty extensively[/quote]

I've done the west coast and south west.

Joebert wrote:

KK wrote:

wouldn't you just love to have the time and resources to just cruise leisurely through america and check it all out

I would. Start in Maine and work your way down the coast. Then back up aand just keep moving west a little and try to hit all 49 states. Then take a flight to Hawaii and end the trip by going to each of the islands. You would end up in all 50 states.

I've been through pretty much every state. but not in the detail i'd like too. the east coast i've done pretty extensively[/quote]

I've done the west coast and south west.[/quote]

i've done parts of each.

KK wrote:

Joebert wrote:

KK wrote:

wouldn't you just love to have the time and resources to just cruise leisurely through america and check it all out

I would. Start in Maine and work your way down the coast. Then back up aand just keep moving west a little and try to hit all 49 states. Then take a flight to Hawaii and end the trip by going to each of the islands. You would end up in all 50 states.

I've been through pretty much every state. but not in the detail i'd like too. the east coast i've done pretty extensively

I've done the west coast and south west.[/quote]

i've done parts of each.[/quote]

The only places I've been to the east are NYC and DC. Looking forward to going back to both. Then Florida on the south east. Oh I forgot the trip to North Carolina looking for furniture. But I like the south west for vacations probably the best. Hard to beleave you can love the streets of NYC and enjoy a beach chair in Hawaii all by yourself. Seems you would like one better than the other.

Joebert wrote:

KK wrote:

Joebert wrote:

KK wrote:

wouldn't you just love to have the time and resources to just cruise leisurely through america and check it all out

I would. Start in Maine and work your way down the coast. Then back up aand just keep moving west a little and try to hit all 49 states. Then take a flight to Hawaii and end the trip by going to each of the islands. You would end up in all 50 states.

I've been through pretty much every state. but not in the detail i'd like too. the east coast i've done pretty extensively

I've done the west coast and south west.

i've done parts of each.[/quote]

The only places I've been to the east are NYC and DC. Looking forward to going back to both. Then Florida on the south east. Oh I forgot the trip to North Carolina looking for furniture. But I like the south west for vacations probably the best. Hard to beleave you can love the streets of NYC and enjoy a beach chair in Hawaii all by yourself. Seems you would like one better than the other.[/quote]


new england is amzing, especially in the fall

new england is amzing, especially in the fall[/quote]

I would like to go there one day but the falls here can be breath taking at times.

Joebert wrote:

new england is amzing, especially in the fall

I would like to go there one day but the falls here can be breath taking at times.[/quote]

anywhere you get a change is beautiful. what makes new england spectacular is the intense colors from the sugar rich trees. you get brilliant hues of a wide range of colors

KK wrote:

Joebert wrote:

new england is amzing, especially in the fall

I would like to go there one day but the falls here can be breath taking at times.

anywhere you get a change is beautiful. what makes new england spectacular is the intense colors from the sugar rich trees. you get brilliant hues of a wide range of colors[/quote]

I mostly have yellow maple trees but a few years ago I planted a Japanese maple in front of them. In the fall it gets a little brighter red in the leaves. All the yellow leaves gives the house a nice warm glow.

Joebert wrote:

KK wrote:

Joebert wrote:

new england is amzing, especially in the fall

I would like to go there one day but the falls here can be breath taking at times.

anywhere you get a change is beautiful. what makes new england spectacular is the intense colors from the sugar rich trees. you get brilliant hues of a wide range of colors

I mostly have yellow maple trees but a few years ago I planted a Japanese maple in front of them. In the fall it gets a little brighter red in the leaves. All the yellow leaves gives the house a nice warm glow.[/quote]

in new englang you ger brilliant reds, oranges, purples, yellows. even some have green mixed in. but all the colors are very vibrant