bombadil wrote:Al, take a look at the Jets home schedule and let me know which game you'd like to see. I'm fairly certain I can get you two tickets with awesome seats - at no cost. I'm serious!
Kingofpain89 wrote:Sounds like fun Al. I am sure a lot of people will chime in with great suggestions. Do you have any idea about how long you plan to take to get from east to west? If you plan on at least two weeks here are a few of my suggestions:1) Boston. Where else can you find a 250 year old church right next to a modern skyscraper? Lots of historical sights and great food and drink.2) Washington D.C. The Smithsonian. Air & Space museum, National Archives, Museum of Natural History, etc, etc, etc.3) Philadelphia. Philly cheese-steak. 'Nuff said. Oh yeah, they also have Independence Hall, the Liberty Bell, and a bunch of other historical stuff.4) Colorado. In my opinion the most beautiful part of the country. If you want some specifics let me know.5) San Francisco or San Diego. Both are beautiful places to visit. Never been to Seattle though.
killjoy32 wrote:4. any MUST go to see places on the way?
5. places to avoid?
Keith the Thief wrote:Also, steel yourself for some very long drives. This country is about 3000 miles across (I'm guessing here), and some of these trips can become mind-bogglingly boring. You'll see once you get to Texas
FormCritic wrote:As a British citizen, you might have trouble crossing the border between Canada and the US. Not sure. But maybe.Maybe it is less of a hassle for members of the old commonwealth.Lots of stuff to see in a small area in Seattle. If nothing else, don't miss the Renraku Archology and the Aztechnology Visitors Center.Mark
FormCritic wrote:Lots of stuff to see in a small area in Seattle. If nothing else, don't miss the Renraku Archology and the Aztechnology Visitors Center.Mark
Keith the Thief wrote:Also, steel yourself for some very long drives. This country is about 3000 miles across (I'm guessing here), and some of these trips can become mind-bogglingly boring.
killjoy32 wrote:must admit the old route 66 does sound immensely appealing. one thing i have found so far on my adventures, is that you can meet some absolutely amazing ppl (some obviously not so as well but you cant have everything). one thing i did want to do, clearly depending on route of course as well, was to meet some buds along the way. if route 66 goes near you guys down in texas, then yeah cool, it would rock to get to meet y'all! clearly the most sensible thing to do, would be to arrange a date and meet everyone at the same time. give mike an excuse to go swinging swords out back again but yes, sounding good guys, making some cool notes here. i must admit, i would rather do more off-the-beaten-track stuff, rather than everything the other 50million tourists do...know what i mean?Al
Mars wrote:Imagine doing a North America road trip. Fly into east coast US, drive across, then go north and drive back across Canada Make sure to find a rental car company that offers unlimited mileage.
Reindeergamez wrote:Does anyone offhand have a link to EXTSR's bakery's website? My mom had ordered from them mail order a year or 2 back after I forwarded her a link, loved the goodies though she can't have them often due to diabetes and was thinking about ordering some more goodies to be shipped to a friend who's laid up in the hosipital, but we neither seem to have the link anymore. TIA.