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Last edited by CatManDoo; 08-12-2008 at 09:36 AM..
A shame you're such a snob. For you're really missing out on some beautiful places.
Hey dude, I'm not a snob. It's opinion-based, and I've been to most of the 50 US states. There are few--if any--places I've been to in those states on the "no list" I prefer to live in.
Hey dude, I'm not a snob. It's opinion-based, and I've been to most of the 50 US states. There are few--if any--places I've been to in those states on the "no list" I prefer to live in.
Nah. A snob's a snob. I've been to all but four, and never been to a state that didn't have some seriously cool places. Arkansas has Lake Ouachita and the Ozarks, Alabama has Mobile Bay and Mentone, and the list goes on and on.
everybody thinks nebraska is just full of corn, well I was born and raised in lexington, ne and now i live in minnesota and i actualy see more corn fields in minnesota than nebraska and thier is a lotttttt of things 2 do in nebraska
Wow dood, dont get all upset.. everyone thinks New Mexico is nothing but desert, so what?!, But were proving them wrong we have 2.2 Million and were one of the fastest growing states so yada yada,..
Well Santa Fe isnt "the best place to live in New Mexico" its a nice place for tourists i guess..but Hell no, i would prefer Las Cruces, Taos, Albuquerque, Espanola or heck with it in the middle of nowhere! ..
Alabama: near Gulf State Park
Alaska: near Juneau on the peninsula
Arizona: along Lake Mead
Arkansas: Bull Shoals Lake
California: Lake Tahoe
Colorado: mountains west of Boulder
Connecticut: along Long Island Sound
Delaware: Rehoboth
DC: Dupont Circle
Florida: Key West
Georgia: Savannah
Hawaii: anywhere but Honolulu/Oahu
Idaho: Sandpoint area
Illinois: Lakeshore along Lake Michigan in Chicago
Indiana: this is a tough one-I guess on a lake in northern Indiana
Iowa: Dubuque
Kansas: another tough one-I guess on a farm in the middle of nowhere
Kentucky: near Lexington to watch the horses train
Louisiana: French Quarter of New Orleans
Maine: near Quoddy Head State Park
Maryland: Deep Creek Lake
Massachusetts: Truro: Cape Cod
Michigan: along the north shore of Lake Michigan in the UP
Minnesota: along the Lake Superior shore
Mississippi: Gulfport vicinity
Missouri: Lake of the Ozarks
Montana: West Glacier or any lake along #2
Nebraska: near Lincoln
Nevada: Lake Tahoe (see California)
New Hampshire: Lake Winnipesaukee
New Jersey: Cape May
New Mexico: Santa Fe
New York: on an island along the 1000 islands of the St Lawrence
North Carolina: Ashville or Boone
North Dakota: along the Missouri near Williston
Ohio: Pelee Island
Oklahoma: very tough one-I really don't have a clue
Oregon: anywhere really along the coast
Pennsylvania: Bucks County; New Hope
Puerto Rico: Old San Juan
Rhode Island: Newport
South Carolina: Charleston
South Dakota: I guess near the Black Hills
Tennessee: near Great Smoky National Park
Texas: along the coast south of Corpus Christi
Utah: north of Salt Lake City in the mountains
Vermont: Burlington and environs: Lake Champlain islands
Virginia: along Skyline Drive
Washington: San Juan islands
West Virginia: Canaan Calley
Wisconsin: Eagle River/Three Lakes Chain of Lakes
Wyoming: near Yellowstone
Well Santa Fe isnt "the best place to live in New Mexico" its a nice place for tourists i guess..but Hell no, i would prefer Las Cruces, Taos, Albuquerque, Espanola or heck with it in the middle of nowhere! ..
I was looking at it as where I would like a vacation home. As far as a permanent residence, I probably would choose Albuquerque or Las Cruces instead.
Nah. A snob's a snob. I've been to all but four, and never been to a state that didn't have some seriously cool places. Arkansas has Lake Ouachita and the Ozarks, Alabama has Mobile Bay and Mentone, and the list goes on and on.
What does it matter? I think Iowa is nice, but it is not exactly somewhere I would want a vacation home. If someone does not want to consider a vacation home in certain states, what difference does it make? It is an opinion, not really snobbery.
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