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There are quite a few cities that I have no desire to see. I have never been to, or want to go to NYC. My husband loves it and wants to move there someday, and I say "see ya", cause I truly have no desire to even see it, let alone live there.....
Interesting...why wouldn't you want to see the largest city in the country? It's at least worth seeing once.
Wow - I assumed people on a GENERAL US board are here because they are interested in..well...the US. To say you'd never want to visit another city is close minded, ignorant and really is against what this entire board is about.
That being said, in my 3 years here, it doesn't surprise me - some posters' only motivation is to tear other places down.
Obviously my answer is NONE. Out of the cities listed though, the only one I haven't been to is Nashville and I'd love to go there someday.
I think every city on that list is worthy of some sort of visit, if for no other reason than to reference how the city was settled, how it matured to the point it is today. Historical geography fascinates me. I could apply the same principles to European, Asian, or South American cities as well. I could be happy spending 200 days in the air each year flying to different places and walking the downtowns.
I answered before I saw your post, and I knew that you'd answer this way.
Good point, I had forgotten about that and I'm sure its a valuable experience.
I have several friends that have been, and they all said the sight of all those empty chairs incorporated into the Memorial is very moving, to say the least.
Definitely either Oklahoma City or Indianapolis, maybe Nashville as well. I just don't see anything fascinating enough to save up money to visit. Some of those cities I wonder why they are up there like Los Angeles, Philadelphia, maybe even Tampa, Dallas, Charlotte, Houston, Atlanta...those cities get tourists all the time.
Nashville, probably. I went expecting to be blown away but that didn't happen at all. Not the most attractive city. I prefer Memphis by miles. Probably Cleveland too. I like Cleveland, but its no Cincinnati. Its very depressing to me, but there's something i like about it, though not enough to want to go back. I feel like i've seen enough of Cleveland to ever need to go back.
I would like to see everywhere in the world. That is unpractical, but there is no place I wouldn't want to see at least once.
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Any of the midwest cities.
Yee-haw, small minds!
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and shame on those who answered Oklahoma City - if for no other reason to the see the Oklahoma City National Memorial and Museum.
You could say the same for many places.
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