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Shreveport. We used to live an hour and a half away and it’s actually a fair weekend getaway. Celebrated my 21st birthday there as well. Wichita is, well, Wichita. Not terrible but doesn’t have anything I’d consider a vacation-y feel to it at all.
Milwaukee, WI or Cleveland, OH?
Milwaukee due to having more things I like to do. The bar scene looks more fun and it would be nice to explore the various museums and neighborhoods. The downtown also seems more vibrant.
Milwaukee due to having more things I like to do. The bar scene looks more fun and it would be nice to explore the various museums and neighborhoods. The downtown also seems more vibrant.
Rochester, NY or Baton Rouge, LA?
Rochester. I would like to visit an Upstate NY city to see what Upstate NY has to offer. When I went to Niagara Falls, we didn't visit Buffalo, and mostly visited the Canadian side of the falls. I have less interest in visiting Louisiana (Non-New Orleans portion).
Rochester. I would like to visit an Upstate NY city to see what Upstate NY has to offer. When I went to Niagara Falls, we didn't visit Buffalo, and mostly visited the Canadian side of the falls. I have less interest in visiting Louisiana (Non-New Orleans portion).
Overland Park, KS or Carmel, IN?
Carmel probably for me, since I do like how they've added roundabouts to a lot of intersections. And the bike trails that go through Carmel, seem nice. Nothing against Overland Park, but it seems more typical suburb to me.
Carmel probably for me, since I do like how they've added roundabouts to a lot of intersections. And the bike trails that go through Carmel, seem nice. Nothing against Overland Park, but it seems more typical suburb to me.
Tulsa, OK, or Wichita, KS?
Come to Maryland! We have all the roundabouts you could ever want!
I'm going to pick Tulsa because it seems to have a more varied and interesting history. I can't seem to shake my negative impression of the place from reading The Outsiders back in middle school, but everything I've heard says that it's a rather interesting place, and I'd like to check it out for myself. No offense to Wichita, but I can't really think of anything that would draw me there to visit, off-hand.
Come to Maryland! We have all the roundabouts you could ever want!
I'm going to pick Tulsa because it seems to have a more varied and interesting history. I can't seem to shake my negative impression of the place from reading The Outsiders back in middle school, but everything I've heard says that it's a rather interesting place, and I'd like to check it out for myself. No offense to Wichita, but I can't really think of anything that would draw me there to visit, off-hand.
Corpus Christi, TX or Mobile, AL?
Corpus Christi, TX for more Mexican culture and better beaches. I also think it is more authentic. Seems like it does not get much attention.
Syracuse. I have more interest in seeing what Upstate NY is like over Connecticut.
Austin, TX or Raleigh, NC?
Austin, for sure. Since I want to see how its hyped up places to eat(i.e. Franklin Barbecue), are like. Same with the bars, that are down there. No offense to Raleigh, though. I'm sure that place is nice too, but yeah it doesn't stand out as much.
Austin, for sure. Since I want to see how its hyped up places to eat(i.e. Franklin Barbecue), are like. Same with the bars, that are down there. No offense to Raleigh, though. I'm sure that place is nice too, but yeah it doesn't stand out as much.
Providence, RI, or Portland, ME?
I'd like to visit Providence. Portland ME or Monterey CA?
I'd like to visit Providence. Portland ME or Monterey CA?
Monterey by far. The city itself isn’t much, but the aquarium is nice and the surrounding area is very beautiful. I don’t even like Portland.
Taos, NM or Park City, UT
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