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If you had to live in America, which state would you choose?? And Why??

If you had to advertise your State, American Friends, how would you do it??

Washington State or Oregon, I can't imagine better walking country.

spot;1008851 wrote: Washington State or Oregon, I can't imagine better walking country.


I love walking too. I would choose The Deep South. Georgia. I really hope to go there. :driving:

If I was to, I would try one of the States that you never hear anything about. Montana or Utah or something.

Wyoming because

oscar;1008855 wrote: I love walking too. I would choose The Deep South. Georgia. I really hope to go there. :driving:


I'll be your tour guide! I lived there for 25 years! Its a great state!!

Utah!! Kanab area.

It's arguably one of the most naturally beautiful places I have ever been.

Also because I have a penchant for self destruction Id remand myself to Oklahoma 2 months out of the year.

oscar;1008855 wrote: I love walking too. I would choose The Deep South. Georgia. I really hope to go there. :driving:


That's the State where I live.......in the southeast part. A place to relax and enjoy nature. A place of country roads, fields of cotton, pine forests, and small towns. A place of new attractions and historical landmarks.

I like all the choices - especially the Western States: WA, OR, WY, MT, UT. Wyoming and Utah's scenery is drop dead gorgeous.

You know I have to vote for my favorite.

Idaho!

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Nomad;1009161 wrote: Also because I have a penchant for self destruction Id remand myself to Oklahoma 2 months out of the year.


That's being kind of hard on yourself. :wah:

(My apologies to any Oklahomans out there.)

As I said in another thread, it would be Vermont, as that's where the S.O. lives.

It's a beautiful state, and I like the natives.

I'd also be very close to the Canadian border, so it wouldn't feel like I've really left my country.

Nomad;1009108 wrote: Wyoming because






Wow, i'm impressed. More please?

Nomad

your a MN trader..What more could you ask for as Target as your Capital.?:wah:

Wyoming is beautiful, I'd love to visit.

Spot - I'm from the Seattle, WA area,, how may I guide you thru the pouring down rain, watch out for that mud puddle, opps, too late..Tally-Ho..

I'm not sure on a personal choice - as I'd need to visit/tour.

I do miss the seasons & especially love the Fall.

Patsy

Nomad;1009161 wrote: Also because I have a penchant for self destruction Id remand myself to Oklahoma 2 months out of the year.


:eek:Bigfoot is supposedly in Oklahoma;

My state is pretty but I would have to travel more before I could recommend any one place.:driving:

I would like to see more of the states

I love many parts of California, Montana rocks, and Washington state is gorgeous. I am torn, I think today I would choose Montana

My husband and I are big on road trips. Fortunalty for me I have seen a lot of the USA. COLORADO is the state for me. I have asthma and I can breathe there.

How would I sell Illinois? The politicions are crooked, have had three governors sent to prison and the present one will probably get there. The humidity is high, the taxes are high, gas is high. :driving::driving:

California, just came back from my visit home. The weather and beauty is great, the culture is so much laid back, and alll my family and friends are there.

Pennsylvania where the weather is different in all 4 seasons especially the fall when the trees change colors. Spectacular!

along-for-the-ride;1009267 wrote: That's the State where I live.......in the southeast part. A place to relax and enjoy nature. A place of country roads, fields of cotton, pine forests, and small towns. A place of new attractions and historical landmarks.


I did some searching on Savannagh. I love those colonial buildings. One of my favourite films "The color purple" had beautiful locations.

JAB;1009808 wrote: I like Maryland.

You've got the ocean a couple of hours away, you've got the small towns in the country, you've got the hills to the West and the Bay to the East; the change of seasons is a good mix with Fall colors and not too much snow in the Winter. All in all not too shabby.


The ocean is about an hour away from where we are (Philly), and as for snow storms they usually stay west of us and we get rain. I have kids and we got one snow day in February. Haven't seen a white Christmas in eons.

Hoss;1009813 wrote: Idaho, Montana or Colorado.


I've got a cousin in Colorado. She lived in Virginia for about 2 years but hated the humidity..I always teased her and said "you have to born on the East coast to appreciate the hot, humid weather of summer":wah: We're used to it.

qsducks;1009802 wrote: Pennsylvania where the weather is different in all 4 seasons especially the fall when the trees change colors. Spectacular!


That's where I am! The trees are starting to change now,love the colors but it goes way too fast for me. Winter comes in couple weeks..I'm very rural see more snow but yes the last couple years not so much. We're overdue for one,perhaps this year? I'd rather snow than ice...

right here in the Texas Hill Country!







or back in Florida!

I wouldn't want to live in any state but the one i've lived in all my life, Virginia!

we're a couple hours drive from the mountains if you want to go there, and a couple hours drive from the ocean if you prefer that! It's got all the seasons, beautiful fall colors and snow in the winter and beautiful flowers and scenery in the spring and summer!

and if you're a history buff like i am, it's full of historic old houses and since a large portion of the Civil War was fought here, lots of battlefields, including the site of General Lee's surrender at Appomattox Court House. and don't forget some of our country's first settlements at Jamestown and Williamsburg.

and also some natural wonders too, Natural Bridge and Luray Caverns.

and it has the distinction of being called the "mother of presidents", since 8 of our presidents were born here.

Alaska, because... well heck, it's right up there beside Russia

I've lived West Coast, East Coast, Rocky Mountains, Adirondack Mountains, Smoky Mountains, tropics, subtropics, wine country, out-in-the country, big city, small city, rural town, Deep South, high desert, and now southern Texas (definitely different from the Deep South). I wish I had a dial-a-region so I could choose the landscape I see when I step out the door, because they are all beautiful.