Traveling

[McGiver]

I'd like to go back to New York again.

what about california?

California would be good as well, minus the weather.

california doesn't have weather.

[Christopher McCandless]

Japan

[Peter]

I'd like to go back to New York again.

what about california?

California would be good as well, minus the weather.

california doesn't have weather.

If only we could give you some of ours.

[Soph]

I usually like the weather in Manchester. It's been too fucking hot this week though. Although it's alright today.

[Peter]

[Natalia Evans]

I want to go back to Spokane. That is the closest near me I can afford to go to on my two days off.

[Alex179]

Ireland, England, Japan, Italy, Spain, Australia, New Zealand, Austria, China, Indonesia, UAE (Dubai), Canada (mostly Vancouver, Montreal and Toronto), and a shitload of other places for first time visits.   In the US:  Seattle, Chicago, Detroit (lol), San Francisco, St. Louis, and probably a few others I forget that I haven't been to.

Revisit:  Las Vegas, California, New York, France, Germany, Switzerland, Mexico, Texas, Philadelphia, Boston (of course), Washington D.C., the Grand Canyon, Providence, RI., Hartford CN, and shitloads of other places I have been to.   Places in Florida and Georgia don't count haha (Atlanta, Tampa, Orlando and Miami).   The whole Boston to Washinton DC.  megalopolis is worth visiting again really (BOWASH).

I wouldn't want to visit again:  Nashville, Tennessee; Waco, Texas (lol); Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Charlotte, N.C.; and other various places I got bored at really fast.

[QuirkyCarla]

I lived in NC for a year. I hated it. Charlotte was exciting compared to the town we lived in.

[Alex179]

Some of NC is fun.   My grandparents had a mountain house near Asheville in a place called Hayesville.   We went up there in the fall and watched the leaves change as a yearly vacation.   I just didn't like Charlotte for the same reason I don't really like Jacksonville.   City of about one million people but still is a country type city.   It isn't as hardcore bible belt as Jville though.    I wouldn't mind going white water rafting on the Hiawasee river again.   I just don't really see a reason to visit Charlotte, it isn't like I hated it like Nashville (boooooh country music!).

[Natalia Evans]

May I recommend Spokane to you all if you need a place to travel to. They have some interesting stuff in the downtown area, including the park. I will tell you more, just ask.

[DirtDawg]

I would like to re-visit the beaches of Brazil and Jamaica, some day. I would also like to re-do my life changing sabbatical, exploring the continental divide from northern Canada to southern Mexico, only I would like to make it to Alaska this time, then head south.
I also want to see more Central American and Mexican ruins.

Would love to see Angel Falls, parts of the Serengeti, New Zealand, Sri Lanka, India, Venice, Austria, and (months in) Micronesia.

[ASpHole]

Some of NC is fun.   My grandparents had a mountain house near Asheville in a place called Hayesville.   We went up there in the fall and watched the leaves change as a yearly vacation.   I just didn't like Charlotte for the same reason I don't really like Jacksonville.   City of about one million people but still is a country type city.   It isn't as hardcore bible belt as Jville though.    I wouldn't mind going white water rafting on the Hiawasee river again.   I just don't really see a reason to visit Charlotte, it isn't like I hated it like Nashville (boooooh country music!).

I lived in Charlotte from 1993 to 2001, and I have to admit that it wasn't a particularly great experience. Charlotte is either incredibly upscale, or total crackhouse ghetto. There was less to do there than the town that I'm from, (Portland, Maine) which is about a fifth the size of Charlotte.

One thing that I couldn't understand about Charlotte is that even normal looking suburban neighborhoods there were in fact ghetto. -- People would readily point out where drive by shootings happened, where the crack dealers congregated, in this seemingly middle class neighborhood.

I spent one day in Asheville, which seemed to be quite a livable place. --They didn't bulldoze their downtown area like Charlotte did in the 70's.

[Pyraxis]

Epsilon Eridani.

[QuirkyCarla]

Some of NC is fun.   My grandparents had a mountain house near Asheville in a place called Hayesville.   We went up there in the fall and watched the leaves change as a yearly vacation.   I just didn't like Charlotte for the same reason I don't really like Jacksonville.   City of about one million people but still is a country type city.   It isn't as hardcore bible belt as Jville though.    I wouldn't mind going white water rafting on the Hiawasee river again.   I just don't really see a reason to visit Charlotte, it isn't like I hated it like Nashville (boooooh country music!).

I lived in a really boring place called Hickory.  It was about an hour from Charlotte. I agree there's no reason to visit Charlotte, but at least it is not as bad as Hickory, which was in bumblefuck nowhere.

[QuirkyCarla]

I forgot to add Bali, Indonesia and Brazil to my list of places I'd like to visit. I'd also like to go to Egypt to see the pyramids and stuff, though I'd have to be careful since there have been kidnappings.