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10 U.S. Places to See Before You Die

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The first thing off the top of my head is taking the winding roads through the Rocky Mountains. Just beautiful.

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I was thinking the same thing as I read through the responses, some great stuff, but good to see I wasn't the only one a tad confused.

 

It's classic how one person blows it right out the gate, and the rest blissfully follow suit ... :lol:

 

As RM might say, "that's just so BGP."

9 more for me, I guess I better start planning some vacations.

I have always wanted to visit Marthas Vineyard. I would also like to visit Tombstone and Deadwood. A have a friend who swears that Colonial Williamsburg is the greatest place in the world!

Ruby Falls, I doubt it would even make the top 25, but has anyone been there? (Largest underground waterfall) It is in Chattanooga. It was really cool to see.

I have always wanted to visit Marthas Vineyard. I would also like to visit Tombstone and Deadwood. A have a friend who swears that Colonial Williamsburg is the greatest place in the world!

 

I always wanted to go to Deadwood. Also want to ride Route 66 on my motorcycle.

Everyone should see Lake Tahoe---I love it.

Everyone should see Lake Tahoe---I love it.

 

Beautiful area. Took a ski trip there two years ago. We also skiied Squaw Valley and other areas around the lake. One night, we took a 3 hour dinner cruise from the north shore to the south shore. Crossing the lake at night in the dead of winter was one of the most exhilerating experiences I've had in quite some time. The moonlight shining on the snow covered peaks surrounding the lake and the stars.....it's simply impossible to describe.

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