Posted April 25, 20178 yr We've done cities, now let's try your top 5 U.S. states... Mine: OHIO - obvious Oregon - Portland, fir trees, Crater Lake National Park, Portland, Cascades, Columbia River Maine - Portland, Vacationland, spruce, lobster, Acadia National Park, lighthouses Wisconsin - dairy/cheese, Midwestern culture, Madison/State Street, forests, Great Lakes Nebraska - vastness, Lincoln, state capitol building, plains/prairies, Oregon Trail/Scottsbluff Current Number of States Visited: 49 (no Alaska)
April 25, 20178 yr 1. Washington- love Seattle, rainier, the salty puget, and tall green trees 2. Oregon- just a huge fan of pacific NW 3. Ohio- home, everything I love about life minus the mountains/pacific that I really love about pacific NW 4. Maine- agree with ink. Big fan of Portland and access to mountains 5. South Carolina- find the beach/ low country vibe really enjoyable. Charleston a great city as well States visited:44, no Alaska, Hawaii, n Dakota, s Dakota, Oklahoma, Vermont
April 25, 20178 yr Ohio: It's home. Underrated. Lots of diversity. Big cities to small towns. Great park systems. Attractions galore. Exploding in potential. Pennsylvania: Underrated. Two big cities with great small towns in between. Lots of great history and the mountains. Potential is starting to be met. Florida: This is my second home. I know a lot of people don't like it on here, but there is so much to be discovered down there outside of chains and the beaches. North Carolina: It's beautiful with the mountains and the beaches on either ends. Charlotte is really developing into a nice city with more progressive urban development. Maine: East of the Mississippi, I think it's hard to beat this state's beauty. Portland is a really cool little city.
April 25, 20178 yr 1. Washington- love Seattle, rainier, the salty puget, and tall green trees 2. Oregon- just a huge fan of pacific NW 3. Ohio- home, everything I love about life minus the mountains/pacific that I really love about pacific NW 4. Maine- agree with ink. Big fan of Portland and access to mountains 5. South Carolina- find the beach/ low country vibe really enjoyable. Charleston a great city as well States visited:44, no Alaska, Hawaii, n Dakota, s Dakota, Oklahoma, Vermont I figured I would have been the only person to list Maine. I didn't even read what other people put as their top 5. Just read the title and went with it.
April 26, 20178 yr 1. Oregon - I love the Pacific Northwest 2. Ohio - Home & everything I love about life minus the mountains 3. Wisconsin - Lived there for a few years. I love the people 4. Maine - Big fan of Portland as well 5. South Carolina- I love Charleston and the old south feel Stares Visited: 39 (No AK, HI, ID, ND, SD, OK, NM, AR, WY, MT) I am visiting Sun Valley, Idaho in June.
April 26, 20178 yr 1, Ohio - home 2. N. Carolina - second home 3. California - all things being even (cost, proximity to family), my dream home 4. Hawaii - all things being even, my other dream home 5. Pennsylvania - my roots are here
April 26, 20178 yr 1. Ohio - Home 2. Michigan - Lakes 3. Wyoming - the "wild" west 4. California - the diversity of landscapes 5. Florida - I like beaches - what can I say? States visited: 37
April 26, 20178 yr "Top" States- Alaska, Minnesota, then a 4-way tie between Washington State, Idaho, Montana, and North Dakota. Honorable mention- Maine
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