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I’ll say Lawrenceville Pittsburgh. I have been to Philly plenty of times and have been to Fishtown. However I want to spend more time in Pittsburgh and Lawrenceville seems like a very interesting neighborhood. Possibly more expansive than Fishtown.
Nags Head NC or South Padre Island TX?
I kinda think both places would be fun to travel to. But as much as I like Nags Head and had been there once, I'll pick South Padre as I've never been there.
I kinda think both places would be fun to travel to. But as much as I like Nags Head and had been there once, I'll pick South Padre as I've never been there.
Galveston, TX, or Saint Augustine, FL?
Galveston. Always wanted to go there. Seattle or Boston?
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Shenandoah NP, because it's beautiful and in a better location (although I live closer to the Pocono's).
Fayetteville, WV or Fayetteville, AS?
The West Virginia Fayetteville. It's located near the New River Gorge, one of our newest national parks. Looks like a fun area to hang out and recreate for a weekend.
The West Virginia Fayetteville. It's located near the New River Gorge, one of our newest national parks. Looks like a fun area to hang out and recreate for a weekend.
St. Michael's MD or Gettysburg, PA?
I’ve been to (and enjoyed) both. But while I know Gettysburg fairly well, I haven’t experienced much of St. Michael’s outside the golf resort we stayed at, so I have to go with St. Michael’s.
I’ve been to (and enjoyed) both. But while I know Gettysburg fairly well, I haven’t experienced much of St. Michael’s outside the golf resort we stayed at, so I have to go with St. Michael’s.
Ocean City, MD or Wildwood, NJ?
Wildwood NJ easily. I've been to Ocean City enough and am not really a fan. Wildwood is close to Cape May which I do like.
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Wildwood NJ easily. I've been to Ocean City enough and am not really a fan. Wildwood is close to Cape May which I do like.
Seattle or Montreal?
Seattle. I love both for different reasons, but I could get in my car now and be in Montreal before lunch time so it's always within arms reach for me. Since I use to live in Seattle many moons ago, I could visit with some of my lifelong friends out there and pick up where I left off, always a good time. Plus every time I go back to Seattle I'm always astonished at how much has changed since I've last visited.
Calgary or Halifax?
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