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How many U.S. states have you been to?
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How many U.S. states have you been to?
Which U.S. states have you visited? Which other ones do you still want to see?
Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
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Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kansas
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Mississippi
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Nebraska
Nevada
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New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oklahoma
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I've been to all the states however my wife is missing several in the middle of the country. Next spring we're planning a trip to alleviate this nagging problem. We'll start at Gateway Arch National Park in Missouri, drive through the corner of Kansas, pick up a tornado or two in eastern Oklahoma, visit Hot Springs National Park in Arkansas, visit the metropolis of Burnsville, Ms, then drive exactly one mile into Alabama and back! That should take care of this nagging problem.
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49 and I stil trying to figure how to hit North Dakota, my remaining state. It is not a big tourist draw and it's not on the way somewhere.
I have done parts of Europe, Canada, and the Far East, and really have no desire to visit any of them again. If I did some international travel it might be to the Carribbean - Mexico, Autralia/New Zealand, Italy, and the UK... but considering what is happening in the UK, may be not.
Really, America is so great, I really would rather revisit all of the National Parks than go anywhere else.
America is the bestest!
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Alabama
Alaska
Arizona
Arkansas
California
Colorado
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Illinois
Indiana
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Mississippi
Nevada
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Pennsylvania
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South Dakota
Tennessee
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I have visited 24 states, and drove across 4 others. I had the opportunity to travel a good bit when I worked, so most of it was on business.
I was especially impressed with NYC. It was freezing cold in February (a business trip), but I bundled up, got out and walked around and enjoyed it very much. Even though I had traveled alone, I felt very safe. Later, a second business trip allowed me to enjoy it in better weather with my colleagues. We had a great time, visited Chinatown, Little Italy, and enjoyed some fabulous food!
For vacations, we enjoyed hiking trips in North Carolina, Virginia, and Tennessee in the east, and Colorado, Nevada, and California in the west.
On my list - Washington DC, Montana Glacier National Park, Arizona Grand Canyon, Utah Badlands.
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I have been to 45 states and 1 territory (Puerto Rico). I still have not yet been to North and South Dakota, Nebraska, Montana and Wyoming. I have witnessed beauty that is unique to each location and am grateful for the opportunity to visit them all!
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