Alabama vs North Carolina (state, life, south, place)

[dontstressem22]

I been to Alabama one time in my life which was back in 2000 & I must admit I liked it down there, I went with my father & church family to a church revival which was in The Anniston Oxford Area. Even on our sparetime we went to Birmingham to the zoo & I liked Birmingham. So between NC & AL im basically asking which state do you think offers more even though NC has a larger population center.

[cdw1084]

Originally Posted by dontstressem22

I been to Alabama one time in my life which was back in 2000 & I must admit I liked it down there, I went with my father & church family to a church revival which was in The Anniston Oxford Area. Even on our sparetime we went to Birmingham to the zoo & I liked Birmingham. So between NC & AL im basically asking which state do you think offers more even though NC has a larger population center.

Usually the place with the higher population offers more...

[cacto]

Go to Alabama. It's still lower population, "undiscovered", and still wholly Southern.

[dontstressem22]

Originally Posted by cacto

Go to Alabama. It's still lower population, "undiscovered", and still wholly Southern.

lls im sure its true

[Austincool]

North Carolina.

By far.

[rnc2mbfl]

Originally Posted by dontstressem22

I been to Alabama one time in my life which was back in 2000 & I must admit I liked it down there, I went with my father & church family to a church revival which was in The Anniston Oxford Area. Even on our sparetime we went to Birmingham to the zoo & I liked Birmingham. So between NC & AL im basically asking which state do you think offers more even though NC has a larger population center.

For me, this reads as an invition to say that Alabama offers more "even though NC has a larger population center". So....whatever.

[Synopsis101]

Nc