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I'd pick Alexander Springs, since it's an actual state recreation area that seems like it'd be more interesting to visit. Treasure Lake seems like a developed vacation house area, where I don't think it'd be interesting to visit unless you owned(or had a friend with) a house(primary, or secondary) in this area.
Space Center Houston/NASA Johnson Space Center in Texas, or Air Force, Space, and Missile Museum/Cape Canaveral in Florida?
Tough call, but I’ll go with Houston. Mission Control was neat to tour, but Cape Canaveral has the VAB and crawlers, etc outside that are interesting. My main issue with Cape Canaveral is no one place is really that great and I think it’s kind of boring to visit despite liking space.
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Tough call, but I’ll go with Houston. Mission Control was neat to tour, but Cape Canaveral has the VAB and crawlers, etc outside that are interesting. My main issue with Cape Canaveral is no one place is really that great and I think it’s kind of boring to visit despite liking space.
Frisco, CO or Ithaca, NY
Ithaca, nice college town, the gorges and waterfalls are interesting to hike around, and the Finger Lakes region is very scenic.
Ingonish Beach, Nova Scotia or Thunder Cove Beach, PEI Canada?
Ithaca, nice college town, the gorges and waterfalls are interesting to hike around, and the Finger Lakes region is very scenic.
Ingonish Beach, Nova Scotia or Thunder Cove Beach, PEI Canada?
Thunder Cove Beach, Prince Edward Island. Those Dunes and Rock Formations look Amazing
$ Billion Dollar Sofi Stadium at Inglewood California or slightly larger AT&T Cowboys Stadium in Arlington Texas for a Football Game or Concert by your favorite musical artist
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Thunder Cove Beach, Prince Edward Island. Those Dunes and Rock Formations look Amazing
$ Billion Dollar Sofi Stadium at Inglewood California or slightly larger AT&T Cowboys Stadium in Arlington Texas for a Football Game or Concert by your favorite musical artist
Cowboys Stadium. Battle of the water parks: Noah's Ark water park in the Wisconsin Dells or Water Country USA in Williamsburg VA?
Cowboys Stadium. Battle of the water parks: Noah's Ark water park in the Wisconsin Dells or Water Country USA in Williamsburg VA?
Noah's Ark Water Park. This was tough, was on the verge of selecting Water Country because right after the water park you can drive to the actual Beach on the coast, But Noah's Ark is twice as big and double the water slides so I'll slide with that
Concert by your favorite Musical Artist on a world wide tour at brand new Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas or Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta
Noah's Ark Water Park. This was tough, was on the verge of selecting Water Country because right after the water park you can drive to the actual Beach on the coast, But Noah's Ark is twice as big and double the water slides so I'll slide with that
Concert by your favorite Musical Artist on a world wide tour at brand new Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas or Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta
Mercedes Benz Stadium because the concerts in Atlanta are always on point. I think it would be easier to get around afterward.
A weekend stay at the Ritz-Carlton, Chicago or the Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia?
Big Thicket. Had the chance to go before but didn't take it. Eureka CA or Coos Bay OR?
Both towns are interesting, but I'll go with Eureka here. It has more to do vs. Coos Bay, and even has historic Victorian homes. Also you wouldn't expect Eureka has a few Japanese shops, but it really does. Not to knock Coos Bay, since I get the sense it also has some unique things around there too. I.e. Coos History Museum and Maritime Collection, Charleston Marine Life Center(not too far southwest of town), to name a few examples.
Let's go a little inland from the Pacific coast, and look at these 2 college towns: Chico, CA, or Corvallis, OR?
Both towns are interesting, but I'll go with Eureka here. It has more to do vs. Coos Bay, and even has historic Victorian homes. Also you wouldn't expect Eureka has a few Japanese shops, but it really does. Not to knock Coos Bay, since I get the sense it also has some unique things around there too. I.e. Coos History Museum and Maritime Collection, Charleston Marine Life Center(not too far southwest of town), to name a few examples.
Let's go a little inland from the Pacific coast, and look at these 2 college towns: Chico, CA, or Corvallis, OR?
Corvallis because it has more things to do and not as isolated.
Racine, WI or Danville, VA?
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