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43 places I want to go   7 places I've been
  2. 1. Pennsylvania
    United States
    		515 people
  3. 2. Colorado
    United States
    		1,257 people
  4. 3. New Mexico
    United States
    		771 people
  5. 4. Hawai'i
    United States
    		7,024 people
  6. 5. Alaska
    United States
    		8,191 people
  7. 6. British Columbia
    Canada
    		1,597 people
  8. 7. Ontario
    Canada
    		1,136 people
  9. 8. Argentina
    South America
    1 cheer     		3,824 people
  10. 9. Fiji
    Australia/Oceania
    		3,585 people
  11. 10. Maine
    United States
    		1,606 people
  12. 11. Florida
    United States
    		1,458 people
  13. 12. Louisiana
    United States
    		861 people
  14. 13. South Dakota
    United States
    		388 people
  15. 14. District of Columbia
    United States
    		146 people
  16. 15. Maryland
    United States
    		302 people
  17. 16. New York State
    United States
    		3,252 people
  18. 17. Michigan
    United States
    		457 people
  19. 18. Montana
    United States
    		1,096 people
  20. 19. Idaho
    United States
    		419 people
  21. 20. Wyoming
    United States
    		523 people
  22. 21. New Zealand
    Australia/Oceania
    		10,660 people

Recent entries

Washington State, United States

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I was about 8 years old when I first visited, and unfortunately the last time. I remember a few things about the trip with my family and I think all the things that stand out are the places I visited. The Redwood forest was amazing, I have never seen such a lush forest in my life until then. Mt. St. Helens was great too, I remember playing in the snow while my parents tried to explore a lava tube with nothing but a flashlight (needless to say they did not get far). But I think the best thing (from my perspective) of Washington is that it rained almost all the time, I am a rain lover if you could tell. It really was the exact opposite of where I live.

over 5 years ago

Utah, United States

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I did not get a great impression of this place the one time I was there. Salt Lake City, I am not sure if it is cut in half and the better part was somewhere else, but I could not even find a restaurant to eat at besides Denny’s and the lake made it smell like old fish. I drove through the Salt Flats. That was interesting, looked like snow for miles in every direction. I would not say this state is a lost cause. I was only there once and did not see everything, given the chance I may go back and look for some of Utah’s defining characteristics.

over 5 years ago

Arizona, United States

The whole state...

I have travelled all over this state (seeing as how I live here) and have seen many natural wonders. I find nature is the best thing about arizona, but I am not opposed to man-made structures also. It is wonderful living in a state that seems to have all types of climate except for tropical and arctic. I think the most fantastic places I have been are the Grand Canyon (that is a given), Monument Valley (and all of the four corners region for that matter), the San Xavier Mission, and the Saguaro National Parks. I also think this state has some of the best Sunsets and Sunrises on Earth (which is why I want to travel to see if I am right).

over 5 years ago


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