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That would be me. Grew up in Yardley, PA and in LA for almost 30 years now. One of the firs timages from the first link is Afton Lake, a/k/a Yardley Pond.
I remember reading an article years ago with best places in the US for each season, and Bucks County was their pick for fall, spring was Marin County, CA. I don't recall summer and winter.
New Orleans for Halloween and Mardi Gras
New York City for New Years
Honolulu for Christmas...I know, it isn't the typical White Christmas stuff, but you get a nice tropical vacation, and there is just something delightful about a Hawaiian Christmas. Can't imagine why anyone would go to frigid Chicago during that time of year.
St. Patty's Day in Boston or Chicago
Labor Day in Los Angeles-typically the weather on the beach is the best during this time, along with the warmest water temps of the year.
Easter in Washington DC for the cherry blossoms
July 4 in DC or Philly.
Cinco de Mayo in San Diego
New Year's Day: Pasadena
Groundhog Day: Punxatawney
Valentine's Day: San Antonio
Mardi Gras: New Orleans
St. Patrick's Day: Boston
Easter: Washington, DC (Cherry blossoms, Easter Egg Roll)
Cinco De Mayo: Santa Fe
Mother's Day: Memphis (for Memphis in May) Memorial Day: Seattle
Father's Day: Caramel, CA
Independence Day: Philadelphia
Labor Day: Atlantic City
Columbus Day: Columbus, OH (At least football season is in full swing for OSU)
Halloween: Detroit
Veterans' Day: Orlando (nice time of to visit before the holiday crowds)
Thanksgiving: New York
Christmas: Chicago
New Year's Eve: Miami (nice and warm!)
Seattle? I always had the impression they weren't too patriotic there. Am I wrong?
New York City, Christmas
New York City, New Years Eve
Philly, 4th of July
Chicago, Thanksgiving
New Orleans, Halloween
San Antonio, Cinco De Mayo
San Francisco, Valentines Day
Boston, St Patricks Day
Washington DC, Memorial Day
Atlanta, Martin Luther King Day
Washington DC, Presidents Day
Can't think of anything for Labor Day
Good list!
For Labor Day what about one of the Rust Belt cities, since (I believe) it was the excessive labor conditions during the Industrial Era that led to the 40-hour workweek conditions and employee privileges we have today.
For Labor Day what about one of the Rust Belt cities, since (I believe) it was the excessive labor conditions during the Industrial Era that led to the 40-hour workweek conditions and employee privileges we have today.
Yeah, I was thinking Pittsburgh for Labor Day, though having grown up there, they didn't have much of a celebration IIRC.
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(At least football season is in full swing for OSU)
