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You also have to remember that eastern Kansas is far more interesting than western Kansas. Eastern Kansas has Kansas City, Kansas City suburbs, Lawrence, Topeka, and Manhattan. Western Kansas is the area of the state where almost all the young people leave, and most counties are becoming frontier-like again with population densities under 6 people per square mile.
THat's true...I still don't find Eastern Kansas as interesting as Southern Missouri though. The Northern half of Missouri I will give is lacking as far as excitement goes. The Southern half is very hilly and mountainous. The same can be said when comparing Western Ohio and Eastern Ohio. Western Ohio reminds me of the Northern half of Missouri. Eastern Ohio reminds me of the Southern half. Very hilly and mountainous. As to Pennsylvania being a boring state, I have no idea how it is. The Appalachian Mountains occupy Western Pennsylvania, and Eastern Pennsylvania is just beautiful.
every state and city has its areas with bad neighborhood. You can't take down PA and it's people just because of your neighborhood. Thats like me saying Colorado is hell on earth because I live 26th street and Welton in Denver. That doesn't speak for people in Aspen, Brekenridge, or Boulder.
every state and city has its areas with bad neighborhood. You can't take down PA and it's people just because of your neighborhood. Thats like me saying Colorado is hell on earth because I live 26th street and Welton in Denver. That doesn't speak for people in Aspen, Brekenridge, or Boulder.
Exactly. I wonder if StuckPA thinks Scranton is "hell" also?
You can't take down PA and it's people just because of your neighborhood. Thats like me saying Colorado is hell on earth because I live 26th street and Welton in Denver. That doesn't speak for people in Aspen, Brekenridge, or Boulder.
I didn't say PA was hell on earth,I do believe I specified Philadelphia...even more specifically my section of town
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