A map of all the states I've visited JAN 29 2004
A map of all the states I've visited. 48 down, 2 to go
A map of all the states I've visited. 48 down, 2 to go
Vermont and New Hampshire . . . the Ying and Yang of the states.
I've been to all but two as well, Alaska and Hawaii in my case.
Brad, you're missing the best ones! I'm -- not surprisingly -- missing a slew there in the middle.
I've skipped the states I just made "airport visits" to:
My Map.
is it just me, or is arizona missing from their list?
it is just me :) stupid sideways alphebetization!
is it obvious i drove home from san francisco to toronto (with a recent trip to boston)?
here it is.
Apparently they disallow visits to England. Or am I blind?
It takes some serious talent...or a plane...to go to Maine without hitting NH or Vermont.
I've been to all except Hawaii. Now I don't go anywhere, alas. It's been several weeks since I've been out of downtown Chicago.
Jason you're missing out! You must visit NH sometime. Skip Vermont. Hippy freaks. :)
Here's mine.
Vermont is a beautiful state - a must visit... though unless you like cold and REALLY want to go skiing, I'd wait until spring.
Spring in Vermont is not a fun time. Come in June! That way you can avoid all the mud and bleakness.
It'll be a cold day in hell before I recognize Missoura.
my wife and i enjoy arguing about who has visited more states. but the fact we always get hung up on what constitutes a "visit."
how is it possible that you have visited Maine AND Massachusettes, not to mention Alaska, for god's sake, but NOT Vermont & New Hampshire?
Right, at least you could get those remaining two in a short afternoon...
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jkottke36 29 2004 4:36PM
Create your own map at World66. They also do world maps...here's mine.
The World66 site seems to be a travel wiki. Anyone can add content and all content is then available for publishing under a CC license. Very cool.