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25 places I want to go   3 places I've been
  2. 1. Scotland
    United Kingdom: Great Britain
    		4,015 people
  3. 2. Peru
    South America
    		3,746 people
  4. 3. Arizona
    United States
    		986 people
  5. 4. New York State
    United States
    		3,251 people
  6. 5. Nova Scotia
    Canada
    		1,142 people
  7. 6. Maine
    United States
    		1,606 people
  8. 7. Washington State
    United States
    		1,317 people
  9. 8. Pennsylvania
    United States
    		515 people
  10. 9. California
    United States
    		4,464 people
  11. 10. Massachusetts
    United States
    		713 people
  12. 11. England
    United Kingdom: Great Britain
    		2,423 people
  13. 12. China
    Asia
    		5,705 people
  14. 13. South Africa
    Africa
    		5,325 people
  15. 14. Egypt
    Africa
    		8,935 people
  16. 15. Ireland
    Europe
    		11,300 people
  17. 16. Alaska
    United States
    		8,189 people
  18. 17. Australia
    Australia/Oceania
    		14,684 people
  19. 18. Greece
    Europe
    		11,105 people
  20. 19. Japan
    Asia
    		12,039 people
  21. 20. Italy
    Europe
    		13,662 people
  22. 21. Spain
    Europe
    		8,351 people

Recent entries

Michigan, United States

Picturesque, once you get past the city pollution

If you can make your way through the orange barrel slalom on every freeway in the metro detroit area, and the traffic through the other cities, you are on your way to picturesque settings.

This is where mother nature resides when she’s PMSing though, jsut to warn visitors. Weather is as unpredictable as a teenage girl doing anything.

In general the people are friendly, nosy in the rural areas, but in the urban and suburban areas people tend to stick the business of their cliques and themselves.

We are a helpful lot, though. I just hope you can predict mileage in minutes and land marks.

over 6 years ago

Ohio, United States

Toledo and Cleveland area

I’ve visted Toledo, mainly the zoo and COSI out on the river front. Seems like a pretty cool city.

The Cleveland area offers something similar on a cultural level to Detroit’s scene. Music, art, and independence abound. There is a neat little street in the heights called Coventry. Has a coffee shop or two, a bar, a video store, vintage toy store, independent bookstore with several levels, and few neat nick-knack stores. During the day its pretty empty, but come evening, you get a mixed bag of punks, students, adults, and people from all walks of life looking for a place to find some semblance of life outside of work and daily drudgery.

The Wade Oval on Case Western Campus has the art museum, the field museum and the botanical gardens. All worth a good once or twice over. The cultural gardens are around there, too, somewhere. And the scenery there is perfect for anyone with a camera, or several hours to sit and watch the day go by.

over 6 years ago

Illinois, United States

Chicago Only

Only city in Illinois I visited was Chicago.

More than worth visiting. Set aside several days, maybe 2 weeks worth of days to not only see the popular tourist attractions, but to also catch everything going on through just being there, and walking around, catching the El and seeing more than downtown.

over 6 years ago


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