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For my birthday I received a National Parks Monopoly board where you can craft your own, placing 22 out of 105 national parks on the board, in lieu of the traditional properties.
I thought this would make a fun twist on an often discussed topic. So you have a Monopoly board, what 22 states do you place on a Monopoly board, and where!
Mine:
Mediterranean-Kentucky
Baltic-Texas
Oriental--Maine
West Virginia
Arkansas
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Montana
South Dakota
Idaho
Vermont
Arizona
Washington
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Colorado
Hawaii
California
Evaluating my list, I see that I have a definite predisposition towards terrain, dramatic rivers and ocean surroundings. This list could be altered, therefore, if I had ever seen western North Carolina or Virginia, for instance, which I haven't. Additionally, I've never been to Alaska, but it would very likely be in this list if I had. Texas is a case where I've only been in the western portion of the state, same is true for Idaho, which my travels have been concentrated in the Panhandle.
You need to change your yellow font I cannot read anything that is typed in yellow.
The rest of it, honestly I would give it to my Grandsons and have them do all the placing for me. It would be fun for them, educational for them and a big surprise for me where the States were placed. Then I can ask them why they put each State where they did which should also bring some interesting reasons.
For my birthday I received a National Parks Monopoly board where you can craft your own, placing 22 out of 105 national parks on the board, in lieu of the traditional properties.
I thought this would make a fun twist on an often discussed topic. So you have a Monopoly board, what 22 states do you place on a Monopoly board, and where!
Mine:
Mediterranean-Kentucky
Baltic-Texas
Oriental--Maine
West Virginia
Arkansas
New Hampshire
Tennessee
Pennsylvania
New York
Massachusetts
Montana
South Dakota
Idaho
Vermont
Arizona
Washington
New Mexico
Oregon
Utah
Colorado
Hawaii
California
Evaluating my list, I see that I have a definite predisposition towards terrain, dramatic rivers and ocean surroundings. This list could be altered, therefore, if I had ever seen western North Carolina or Virginia, for instance, which I haven't. Additionally, I've never been to Alaska, but it would very likely be in this list if I had. Texas is a case where I've only been in the western portion of the state, same is true for Idaho, which my travels have been concentrated in the Panhandle.
I was able to change it to black, I hope you don't mind. I do like the idea of the game though and would like to see one. Can you change it any time or once it is set it stays that way?
I was able to change it to black, I hope you don't mind. I do like the idea of the game though and would like to see one. Can you change it any time or once it is set it stays that way?
I think I have 90 minutes to alter it before it becomes final and cannot edit, but I think a moderator can always edit.
You need to change your yellow font I cannot read anything that is typed in yellow.
Any colored font (even white) can be read easily by selecting it with mouse pointer, the way you would if you were going to copy it. If it's also in a font style that is too small or hard to read (and if you really want to read it), you can select it, and then copy it to your notepad and read it there in a normal black default font. Keep Notepad in your quick-launch toolbar, for ready access and everyday use.
An easy Monopoly trivia question, how quick can you answer it: Of the Avenues named for states, which state is A) the largest, and B) the farthest west?
Spoiler
Illinois, to both questions
Last edited by jtur88; 04-24-2013 at 10:10 AM..
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