Your favorite Cities/Towns in the US

travelerjp98

travelerjp98

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Obviously no one has been to all of them..... but........ just list out some of your favorite cities and towns in the US.
My favorite, is, Savannah, GA. A close second and third are Charleston, SC, and Boston, MA
Post pics if you got 'em! (Only if you took them!)
Savannah, GA:
(Easy to see why this is my favorite)



Charleston, SC:


Boston, MA

 
mantisman51

mantisman51

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I've been through at least 90% of large cities. I drove a big truck for years. I love Seattle-for the scenery not the politics. Old San Juan, Puerto Rico is amazing. San Antonio, Texas with the rolling, oak covered hills has got to be on my list. Galveston, Texas is where I'd most likely go to vacation. Las Vegas, Nevada is really cool in a neon, over-the-top sort of way, too.
 
btldreef

btldreef

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+1 on Galveston Texas. My granmother lived there for years, I loved visiting.
I love Niagara Falls, Key West, NYC, Charleston, SC and Savannah Georgia.
 
mantisman51

mantisman51

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Yes, they're all Old San Juan. Most Americans have never been to the safest and most beautiful island in the Caribbean. That is sad. They have amazing high mountains and gorgeous beaches. And the Puerto Ricans are amazingly friendly, even to us non-Spanish-speaking Anglos.
 
mantisman51

mantisman51

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The first two pictures here are from Culebra, an island 8 miles East of the mainland. In the first picture you are looking at US Virgin Islands. The last picture here is another of the fort built by the Spanish in 1510.
 
al&burke

al&burke

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As a Canadian who travels a lot in the States
Boston, MA
Baltimore, MD
Chicago, IL
Austin, TX
Charleston, SC (?) right state I think
Spokane, WA
NYC
Knoxville, TN
etc etc etc - its is a beautiful country
 
reefraff

reefraff

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My kid is stationed near Savannah. He likes it so much he tried to re deploy to Iraq early to get out of there

I like little towns myself. Priest River Idaho, Hood Oregon, Garden City Utah, Bonderant Wyoming. Don't remember the town name but there was a cool little fishing village in Holland with a great little bar right on the water. I'd kill to live there.
 
teresaq

teresaq

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Gatlinberg TN - Las vegas NV are the main two we visit. We have been to almost every state in the US, and love the coast along Oregon and Washington but never stayed more then a day in any one city or town. Our next big trip will be thru New england states - the only ones we really havent visited.
 
reefraff

reefraff

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Quote:
Originally Posted by TeresaQ http:///t/388965/your-favorite-cities-towns-in-the-us#post_3433950
Gatlinberg TN - Las vegas NV are the main two we visit. We have been to almost every state in the US, and love the coast along Oregon and Washington but never stayed more then a day in any one city or town. Our next big trip will be thru New england states - the only ones we really havent visited.
I'm glad I don't have to pay for your gasoline LOL! Lot of neat little towns along the Oregon coast.
 
snakeblitz33

snakeblitz33

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New Orleans, Louisiana
Orlando, Florida
Nashville, Tennessee
Hot Springs, Arkansas
Grand Isle, Louisiana
Gulf Port, Mississippi
Roswell, New Mexico (and Carlsbad Caverns, Gorgeous!)
That's just places that I've been that seem very pretty and unique.
 
mantisman51

mantisman51

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Oh yeah, I almost forgot; Gloucester, Ma is super beautiful in the fall. (I will always pronounce it "Glou chester" I can't warp my mind enough to pronounce it "Gloster") :)
 
teresaq

teresaq

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lol our last trip, we flew to vegas, stayed a couple of days, then drove to the oregon coast, then headed north. Made to to Forks Washington. we then turned south east - went thru yellowstone, then back to vegas and flew home. It was a great trip
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Originally Posted by reefraff http:///t/388965/your-favorite-cities-towns-in-the-us#post_3433951
I'm glad I don't have to pay for your gasoline LOL! Lot of neat little towns along the Oregon coast.
 
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