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Where I've Been

Where have I been?
My family took road trips occasionally. One time we made it all the way from NY to Mt. Rushmore. The next year I went on a teen bus tour to CA and back.
As an adult I've been from coast to coast by car. I've also visited outside the country a few times.

* - Visited by car, stayed and did at least some touring
@ - live(d) there for years at a time
+ - Drove through without staying
# - Flew
% - Visited by car and plane
~ - Boat trip

@ New York (Long Island; @Queens; @Manhatten)
@ New Jersey (@Northern; @Central; Shore)
* Massachusettes (Cape Cod, Near Boston, Berkshires)
* Conneticut
* Puerto Rico (San Juan and South Shore)
+ Rhode Island
% Gerogia (Atlanta)
% Florida (Ft. Lauderdale, West Palm Beach, Orlando, Sanibel, Ft. Myers)
* Pennsylvania
* Ohio
+ Indiana
* Illinois
+ Wisconson
* Minnisota
+ North Dakota
* South Dakota
* Vermont (Skiing Killington)
+ Deleware
+ Maryland
* Washington DC
+ Virgina
+ North Carolina
+ South Carolina
+ Missouri
+ Kansas
@ Colorado %@(Colorado Springs)
+ Oklahoma
* Texas (Near Houston)
* New Mexico (Alberquerque)
* Arizona (Grand Canyon)
* Nevada (Los Vegas)
* Utah (Salt Lake City)
+ Wyoming
% California (San Francisco, Los Angles, San Diego)
+ Kentucky
* Tennessee

* Canada (World's fair; Skiing)
*~ Mexico (Tiajuana; Cozumel)
# St. Martin/St. Marteen
~ Jamacia
~ Grand Cayman
# Israel (4x, many places)
#+ France (Airport stop)
#+ Ireland (Airport stop, stayed on plane)

Meme from Wife Talks
Via Floopie

Comments

tdoe said…
You have really traveled to many places!! That is so awesome!! I'm trying to add on to my list of places, but I keep getting stuck on going back to my favorites!!

You are missing New Orleans, LA, though! What's up with that??? ;) It's not so bad! Tip: Visit during the Fall/Winter months, when it's not so HOT and humid!

Happy Traveling!!
Fri Oct 15, 09:58:00 PM MDT
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