Where have I been?
Meme via feath
States I've been to are in bold. States I'm heading out next week [literally] to visit are in italics.
1) Alabama
2) Alaska
3) Arizona
4) Arkansas
5) California
6) Colorado (stopover only)
7) Connecticut
8) Delaware
9) Florida
10) Georgia
11) Hawaii
12) Idaho
13) Illinois
14) Indiana
15) Iowa
16) Kansas
17) Kentucky
18) Louisiana
19) Maine
20) Maryland
21) Massachusetts
22) Michigan
23) Minnesota
24) Mississippi
25) Missouri
26) Montana
27) Nebraska
28) Nevada
29) New Hampshire
30) New Jersey (lived over 20 years)
31) New Mexico
32) New York (lived over 3 years)
33) North Carolina
34) North Dakota
35) Ohio (tip)
36) Oklahoma
37) Oregon
38) Pennsylvania
39) Rhode Island
40) South Carolina
41) South Dakota
42) Tennessee
43) Texas (stopover only)
44) Utah
45) Vermont
46) Virginia
47) Washington
48) West Virginia (tip)
49) Wisconsin
50) Wyoming
A) District of Columbia
Feath also listed countries she's been to, and I will, too - in order of first visit:
US (lived in, many many more visits)
Canada (x 2 or 3 different visits)
Italy (Milano, for 4-5 days)
Ireland (Shannon, for 5-6 days)
France (Paris, for 3 days)
England (numberous times, currently living in)
The Netherlands (Amsterdam, for 3-4 days)
Wales (several dozen drive-throughs and day trips)
Scotland (x 3 visits, including 2 different weeks in Edinburgh and a long weekend in Glasgow [and it felt longer than it was])
The reason I have been in so many states is because the East Coast has a lot of states, and I've driven to Florida - from New Jersey - at least twice. Done numerous driving visits all along the East Coast, too. My family were big on road trips. The longer vacations were in Pennsylvania (every summer when I was younger), Vermont (several camping trips), Connecticut (my dad lived there for a while), Florida (grandparents live there), Rhode Island (road trip!), Washington DC (family vacation), Virginia (family vacation), Massachussetts (friends moved there), Delaware (conference) and Arizona (long trip to see the Grand Canyon). I listed two stopovers above, and two "tips" which meant I detoured briefly through a state, just to say I did.
States I've been to are in bold. States I'm heading out next week [literally] to visit are in italics.
1) Alabama
2) Alaska
3) Arizona
4) Arkansas
5) California
6) Colorado (stopover only)
7) Connecticut
8) Delaware
9) Florida
10) Georgia
11) Hawaii
12) Idaho
13) Illinois
14) Indiana
15) Iowa
16) Kansas
17) Kentucky
18) Louisiana
19) Maine
20) Maryland
21) Massachusetts
22) Michigan
23) Minnesota
24) Mississippi
25) Missouri
26) Montana
27) Nebraska
28) Nevada
29) New Hampshire
30) New Jersey (lived over 20 years)
31) New Mexico
32) New York (lived over 3 years)
33) North Carolina
34) North Dakota
35) Ohio (tip)
36) Oklahoma
37) Oregon
38) Pennsylvania
39) Rhode Island
40) South Carolina
41) South Dakota
42) Tennessee
43) Texas (stopover only)
44) Utah
45) Vermont
46) Virginia
47) Washington
48) West Virginia (tip)
49) Wisconsin
50) Wyoming
A) District of Columbia
Feath also listed countries she's been to, and I will, too - in order of first visit:
US (lived in, many many more visits)
Canada (x 2 or 3 different visits)
Italy (Milano, for 4-5 days)
Ireland (Shannon, for 5-6 days)
France (Paris, for 3 days)
England (numberous times, currently living in)
The Netherlands (Amsterdam, for 3-4 days)
Wales (several dozen drive-throughs and day trips)
Scotland (x 3 visits, including 2 different weeks in Edinburgh and a long weekend in Glasgow [and it felt longer than it was])
The reason I have been in so many states is because the East Coast has a lot of states, and I've driven to Florida - from New Jersey - at least twice. Done numerous driving visits all along the East Coast, too. My family were big on road trips. The longer vacations were in Pennsylvania (every summer when I was younger), Vermont (several camping trips), Connecticut (my dad lived there for a while), Florida (grandparents live there), Rhode Island (road trip!), Washington DC (family vacation), Virginia (family vacation), Massachussetts (friends moved there), Delaware (conference) and Arizona (long trip to see the Grand Canyon). I listed two stopovers above, and two "tips" which meant I detoured briefly through a state, just to say I did.