some places I want to go and a few other things.

[despise13]

So I've never been on a plane and I've never left the east coast. in fact, the farthest down the coast I've ever been is arlington, virginia for about an hour in 8th grade to see Arlington National Cemetery. Other than that DC is the farthest I've been

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[oreohmygosh]

I've been to the Bad Lands in South Dakota. When I was really little. Maybe four. But, I still remember them. So, I imagine if they are memorable for a four year old, you'll be able to appreciate them loads more.

I've also been to Crater Lake and Portland. I used to live in Oregon. If I could, I would live in Oregon after college. It has everything. Desert, ocean, city, country, forest. And the weather is lovely.

Oh man, and I think EVERY American (or anyone, really) should visit Yellowstone! It's so neat and stinky. And the prairie dogs eat chips from you.

Tennessee is also one of those states I'd love lo live in. When you drive through the mountains and look down over the roads edge, all you see is a sea of pine trees. It's amazing.

I've done a lot of traveling in my times...Mostly because my family moved a lot. I covered the most ground when I moved from Oregon to Ohio.

I've never been to the Northeast or the Southwest. I'd really like to visit Maine and Mass. Also, New Mexico and Arizona.

[despise13]

the northeast will always be home. no matter where I end up in this crazy life, that will always be where my heart is, there's something special about it that I love to pieces.

I can't wait to travel. I want to see things! Oregon seems like a thousand kinds of beautiful.

[shesblooddrunk]

what about texas? its amazing you can drive near the mountains near the mexican border and in the middle you have houston which is like our version of new haven. you'd like it.

[despise13]

when I was little I always wanted to go to Texas and I hope one day to go but I'll have to find a neat park or something, that's one of the few states I didn't look into during my search though.