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Jan. 25th, 2004 09:43 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jfbI don't often do these things, but I've been meaning to visualize this anyway. States I've visited:
create your own visited states map
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I only included places I've been as an adult, mostly because, aside from DC, I just don't remember where I might have visited as a kid. I did include states I can prove I drove through but have absolutely no memory of. (Sorry, West Virginia.) I think I've been to all of these except Florida in the last year.
So I've sketched out a road trip that takes me through Arkansas, Kentucky, DC, New Hampshire, Maine, and Michigan. Alaska's gonna be a pain, though, and Hawaii, well. I hope my car can swim.
create your own visited states map
or check out these Google Hacks.
I only included places I've been as an adult, mostly because, aside from DC, I just don't remember where I might have visited as a kid. I did include states I can prove I drove through but have absolutely no memory of. (Sorry, West Virginia.) I think I've been to all of these except Florida in the last year.
So I've sketched out a road trip that takes me through Arkansas, Kentucky, DC, New Hampshire, Maine, and Michigan. Alaska's gonna be a pain, though, and Hawaii, well. I hope my car can swim.
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Date: 2004-01-25 08:36 pm (UTC)Yeah, I want to visit DC again, when I get a chance. I'm very fond of it--I lived there at various points in childhood, when my dad was teaching classes there.
There's not much in North Dakota along I-90, and probably not much away from it. WAIT! I may not have been to South Dakota! A grave omission.
I've driven a lot of I-90--from Boston to Chicago in the fall, presumably via I-90, and from, I guess, Billings to Seattle in the winter. Between Chicago and Billings I've driven most of I-94. In the west I prefer I-80, except that you have to go through Nebraska. The mountains and desert in Wyoming, Utah, and Nevada were more exotic than what Montana and Idaho had to offer.