Vacation

[PSiedTSi]

I loved california, but I definitely wouldn't go anywhere other than San Diego at this time of the year.

I've been pretty much everywhere in all directions, driving and flying. My aunt lives in a smaller town on the ocean in RI, and it honestly is pretty pimp. It wasn't super busy, and was close to Providence and Boston if you want the big city as well. Newport, RI is right there, and has cool shops and awesome food on the piers, etc. I liked it because it was different than the usual beach areas.

Seattle is a little different than most places as well. If you catch nice weather, it's great. My personal favorite ocean spot is in West Port, WA. It's a little more quiet, but once had thriving shops. They are still there, but it's a little less busy now. You can buy a trap on the pier and go fishing right there. And plus, it is/was the home of Bumble Bee Tuna lol. However, if you want something more bustling, there is a tourist town across the inlet. Also, you are close to Vancouver, which is definitely on my list to visit ASAP.

Do you have any ideas as far as what you're looking for? Like I said, I've been to a TON of places in the stats, both driving and flying, so I can probably provide some insight. Wow, that got long.

[Jim]

It really depends on what kind of vacation you want to have...

NYC is my favorite city in the world... there's always something to do. There is def. a different attitude there and you either hate it or love it.

CA is always fun though too

[Rexwagon]

Thanks for all the advice. I think I am going to go west coast style.

[no_slow_clap]

Rexwagon;232332 wrote:
Thanks for all the advice. I think I am going to go west coast style.

lame ass. jk :icon_rabbit:

[Colin]

no_slow_clap;232278 wrote:
its not that bad at all.

you should mosey your way on down here so we can hit up ocean city!

I guess I think of the east coast as NJ and north.

You're in the south my friend, same goes to you afsil

[Afsil80]

HandoEX;232290 wrote:
From what I've heard, the Dragon is patrolled pretty heavily on both sides.

QFT.

But we've got the whole Appalachian mountain range and believe me, there's PLENTY of roads. Especially in North GA.

[integra_gsr98]

Driving through Tennessee was sweet when I did that two years ago. Would have been more fun not towing a truck and trailer.

[no_slow_clap]

Colin;232391 wrote:
I guess I think of the east coast as NJ and north.

You're in the south my friend, same goes to you afsil

more middle than anything. peter is way more south than i am.

[Afsil80]

Yea, we only consider Virginia to be 'South' since they were part of the Confederacy, hahahahahha.

Most people I've met will think of the Carolinas and Florida when you say East Coast, but I guess it's all based off of where you live.

[KA-T_240]

If you are going out west, you should go to Glacier Park in Montana. I was there 3 years ago in July and 3/4 of the park was closed due to to much snow on the roads.

[no_slow_clap]

Afsil80;232423 wrote:
Yea, we only consider Virginia to be 'South' since they were part of the Confederacy, hahahahahha.

Most people I've met will think of the Carolinas and Florida when you say East Coast, but I guess it's all based off of where you live.

true story. i am in the Way norther part of Virginia. it takes me 10 minutes to get to maryland...pending traffic on the beltway

[JN210]

Go to alaska....its west.....