I can go anywhere in the US for only one day where should I go?

[kalster]

san diego /thread

 

Originally posted by: kalster
san diego /thread

Ya, thats not crowded.....

 

Originally posted by: oldsmoboat
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[jamesbond007]

Originally posted by: mwtgg

Originally posted by: jamesbond007

Originally posted by: mwtgg
Bismark, ND

Wow! Suprised anyone mentioned my state! Come to Fargo, though. Much larger and a whole lot better!

I've always wanted to visit ND or SD or Montana or something.

Well, I can sum up your experience in one word: FLAT! I think there's a big hill up by Grand Forks, though.

 

[revnja]

Originally posted by: JoeKing
Alaska

 

[Schadenfreude]

Originally posted by: JoeKing
Alaska

 

[NikPreviousAcct]

Alaska fvcking sucks. Come to Oregon.

 

[Triforceofcourage]

Come to south florida where the bitches are as hot as the weather

 

[cavemanmoron]

Originally posted by: Zero Plasma
Area 51!

 

[MagicConch]

Originally posted by: kalster
san diego /thread

 

[HonkeyDonk]

Originally posted by: CRXican
Vegas

Hmm....let's take a look at this.

Originally posted by: fiasco

Prerequisites
I like nature. <--- Indoors is not nature
Peace and quiet. <--- Haha, yeah right
Fresh air. <--- If by fresh air he meant smoke in the face, then yes. otherwise, NO.
Good food. <--- Ok, some buffets are good
A comfortable bed. <--- If you go gambling, you won't be sleeping

 

[JulesMaximus]

Originally posted by: alkemyst
i'd be on the beach...hawaii (I haven't been there though) if you can go anywhere.

otherwise the Florida Keys....pick marathon area over key west for R&R.

Still need more of what you are looking for...I like having a nice beer on a boat with a chick and friends I just met all hanging out.

Some like hiking, biking, kayaking, hitting libraries, etc...

I've been there. You really need at least a week to enjoy just one of the Hawaiian islands. Even then, a week isn't enough. I loved Maui when I went last September. Paradise I tell you...paradise.

It's nice living on the west coast because it's only a 5 hour plane ride from here. The rest of you suckers need to fly here first and then it's another 5 hours.

 

[SilentZero]

Originally posted by: JulesMaximus

Originally posted by: alkemyst
i'd be on the beach...hawaii (I haven't been there though) if you can go anywhere.

otherwise the Florida Keys....pick marathon area over key west for R&R.

Still need more of what you are looking for...I like having a nice beer on a boat with a chick and friends I just met all hanging out.

Some like hiking, biking, kayaking, hitting libraries, etc...

I've been there. You really need at least a week to enjoy just one of the Hawaiian islands. Even then, a week isn't enough. I loved Maui when I went last September. Paradise I tell you...paradise.

It's nice living on the west coast because it's only a 5 hour plane ride from here. The rest of you suckers need to fly here first and then it's another 5 hours.

I live here in Hawaii and it really depends on which Island you go to. If your coming to Oahu your not going to find much peace and quiet or nature unless you make a serious effort. The other islands are much better in the quiet & nature categorys. I am moving back to the mainland soon and I honestly can't wait to get off this rock.

 

[Excelsior]

Originally posted by: Kristi2k
Bar Harbor, Maine. Wait a month or so though till summer comes to Maine.

Ah yes..good choice.

 

[AreaCode707]

Napa, CA

 

[bradruth]

Originally posted by: mwtgg
Bismark, ND

It's spelled Bismarck.

 

[Zenmervolt]

*grumbles about how city folk always think they can just come into some small town area for a day or two, snap a few pictures, and get rested*

My advice is to find a tourist trap like a good city person and relax there. There's really no difference between one tourist trap and the next.

Seriously though, one to two days isn't going to do anything other than give you the briefest taste of what you're missing and make work that much more difficult to come back to. Best to either stay where you are or go someplace so awful that it will feel good to get back to the city.

ZV

 

Originally posted by: Zenmervolt
*grumbles about how city folk always think they can just come into some small town area for a day or two, snap a few pictures, and get rested*

My advice is to find a tourist trap like a good city person and relax there. There's really no difference between one tourist trap and the next.

Seriously though, one to two days isn't going to do anything other than give you the briefest taste of what you're missing and make work that much more difficult to come back to. Best to either stay where you are or go someplace so awful that it will feel good to get back to the city.

ZV

Dont tell me that you havent gone to Olympic NP and camped for a day or two .

 

[datalink7]

Easy.

Redwood Forests in California. Fits all of your requirements. One of my favorite places in the whole world.

http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/datalink7/Redwood.jpg

 

Originally posted by: datalink7
Easy.

Redwood Forests in California. Fits all of your requirements. One of my favorite places in the whole world.

http://pics.bbzzdd.com/users/datalink7/Redwood.jpg

There is great camping on the beach right near there, I did that last summer with my GF and it was insane.