Yeah that's exactly what I realised. I'd love to meet loads of people from different places and experience the environment. Most of it looks good to travel.
You told me youre from Iowa
I was mocking user slop slinger, he's from rural iowa
On my bucket list is NYC, Appalachia, south Texas/New Mexico and maybe Senora, and anywhere in California just to see the Western sun setting over the sea.
okay, hold your fucking horses. no need to derail a perfectly good thread with your BULLSHIT ANTICS
I've been to all. Though I'm not sure what 'Senora' is. South East TX and South West TX are very different. One is coastal and subtropical. Cool beach towns like Corpus Christie. The interior is very sparsely inhabited. Some large ranches held by descendents of the original Spanish settlers. The other is a desert or a grassland with the Rio Grande River, mountians and Big Bend National Park. West TX is even emptier. I like El Paso. A big city on the border and a nice break for the vast, lonely empty spaces. South NM has some cool towns, Messilla and Las Cruces. Silver City, an old western town up in the mountians. Carlsbad Caverns and White Sands, both National Parks/Monuments are in the south too. As for Sunset in Cali, stay south, as once you get up to Monterey, you risk having coastal fog ruin your sunset. Southern Cali has warmer, clearer weather and classic beaches with hot girls and surfing. Along Big Sur and north of SF, the coast is much more rugged and dramatic with cliffs along the shore. Appalachia is a giant, mountainous forest with some tiny towns and settlements. West Virginia, which is probably the quintessinal Appalachia, is stunningly beautiful. Raft the New River for some white water thrills.
Dispite the bad press lately, SF is incredibly beautiful. I also liked Denver, San Diego, Seattle and Portland. San Antonio, Charleston SC, Honolulu, Boston.
Still worth a visit.
I totaly disagree.
America is horrible to visit. But you can get a lot of cash there!
I'm a history nerd. I recently did Boston, Philadelphia, and Washington DC. I traveled by train and really enjoyed my experience.
UR NOT HOLDING SHIT
The bad press is actually accurate. Downtown SF is essentially empty, with most major storefronts now closed and almost no foot traffic past 6. Main districts are littered with shit, needles and homeless encampments and crawling with crackhead zombies. And it’s not an exaggeration.
Senora is part of Mexico right up against the US, near California, I'd like to go to Chihuahua which is further East as well, maybe go through both in the same trip.
Guadalajara was nice.
I’m here. the waterfront side of the City is still fine. Ocean beach, Presidio, Wharf, North Besch, Embarcadero down to the Chase Center. All good. So is The Marina & Sunset/Twin Peaks & Golden Gate Park. Downtown. upper Market, the Haight & Richmond have really gone down though.
Yeah those parts have less crackheads but they’re empty af now
he told me he's from colombia
lol what. chicago ???
that would be insanely expensive
was there this weekend. Beautiful weather. lots of people. No crackheads or shitters.
