Have you seen all parts of your own country yet?
#71
Originally Posted by Sew and Sew 2
There should be a mandatory week of travel for all quilters to visit other quilters on this board. That way we would all be traveling at least once a year, or more often, if you would like. Good way to see other parts of the country and visit old and new friends.
#72
Hubs and I plan on taking the Harley and heading cross country this summer. We have from the 3rd week in June until the middle of August. We have a little camper we tow behind the bike, so we are pretty self-contained. We'll start in Maine on the Canadian border and plan to make it to California. Wish us luck
#73
Senior Member
Join Date: Aug 2010
Location: Piedmont[Greenville]SC
Posts: 498
Gosh we have been to Conn,NY,Pa,NJ,MI,WI,TN,KY,MD,OH,IL,IND,NC,SC,FL,GA ,AL,VA,W. VA,OK,Wash.DC,Minnesota. Also Canada and we spent 9 years straight in Europe and were able to travel ALL over there so we got the see the best of 2 country's. Would love to say I have been to the West coast though.
#76
It is not possible to see all of anywhere, but I have travelled pretty extensively in Ireland, the UK, France, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Luxembourg, Austria, Switzerland, Spain, Portugal, Italy, Denmark, Cyprus, Israel, Egypt, South Africa and Lesotho, Singapore, Sri Lanka, China and Hong Kong, Thailand, Japan, Australia and New Zealand. In the US I have been to NY, MA, CT, IL, CA and HI. Have also driven across a good bit of Canada. I have a long list of other places I want to go.
There is a lot to see in the world, and the more cultures you see the more you understand what is means to be human.
There is a lot to see in the world, and the more cultures you see the more you understand what is means to be human.
#77
I've been to 47 out of 50 states. I'm missing Alaska, Oregon and Louisiana.
I've been fortunate enough to travel a lot in Europe too (helps that my DH is English) I'm also a Spanish teacher, so I've been to 12/21 Spanish speaking countries.
I've been fortunate enough to travel a lot in Europe too (helps that my DH is English) I'm also a Spanish teacher, so I've been to 12/21 Spanish speaking countries.
#78
Junior Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: TN
Posts: 167
I too married a career Navy man and moved a lot. There is nothing like having a place to call home. He passed away almost 8 years ago just 2 months after I retired. Wish I still had the companionship to travel even short distances.
#79
Senior Member
Join Date: Jul 2010
Location: Lorain,oh
Posts: 642
GOD lives in YellowstoneNP.We have seen many diverse locations accross AMERICA'S mainland. Mount Rushmore,Painted Dessert,Grand Canyon,Sunset Crater,Garden of the Gods, the giant Sequoias(sp),Lake Tahoe,the Black Hills, both coasts, the gulf, the Everglades, Williamsburg. Numerous places in Ohio,Tenn,.Michgan,Ca., Fl& Pa..We still wish to get to the Northwest, up to Maine,Conn,vt, nh,& down to Louisanna,albamma,&arkansas. I love AMERICA and our diversity. We should see AMERICA first!!!
#80
I've been to Hawaii, Washington, Calif, Idaho, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming, Arizona, New Mexico, Western Canada, and a little of Mexico.
Loved to travel when my Hubby was still able to drive, hate to drive long distances myself.
Loved to travel when my Hubby was still able to drive, hate to drive long distances myself.
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