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neoinoakleys · 08-05-2003, 11:34 AM

There ain't JACK to see here in Michigan. I live in the Detroit Area, and I think it is a PIT. I transferred here almost 8 years ago, and the automotive industry has sucked me in, and won't let me leave....:-(

Anyways, the kool part of Detroit, is that you can head over the border to Canada, and hangout in Totonto, or go west to Chicago, which are really kool cities, but don't bother with Michigan.

Oh, if you want to spend one or two days being thrilled, head over to Cedar Point in Sanduskey, Ohio. Check out Cedar Point and leave, there is not ANYTHING else to do or see there. But Cedar Point has a TON of world record-breaking roller coasters, when I say TON I mean "TON". I am not sure just how many coasters they have in their park, but I think around 15.

I would head south to Florida. Boca Raton area is Beautiful, and Orlando is fun with Walt Disney World and a TON of other theme parks.

Maybe head to Texas and check out the Austin area or South Padre Island, LOTS of naked chicks there.

Maybe head to the interior of the USA and do a little skiiing in Denver, Colorado.

How about heading to Las Vegas for gambling, prostitutes and shows?? That is always fun...:-)

Gotta check out Washington DC or Colonial Williamsburg, for the history factor.

To slow things down and spend time with nature, check into a chalet in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. You will be able to hike through the Smokey mountains. Or maybe head to the other side of the coutry to check out the Rockies. The Grand Teton area is beautiful, and of course Yellowstone National park is amazing.

I would also make it a point to drive up and down the California coast, it is beautiful, especially in a drop-top Mustang. I would suggest the San Fransisco and San Diego areas...

Yes, I have gotten around, but I think those are the highlights...

I would not even ATTEMPT to do all these things in one visit, but a couple of these things would be a good start, the US is BIG and has ALOT to offer. I have been in the US since I was 5 years old, and I travel ALOT, and still have not hit all the hotspots, I don't see how you will be able to do it in a couple weeks....

But by far, avoid Michigan, not much to see here...much more to see and do in other areas of the US.

08-05-2003, 11:34 AM	#27 (permalink)
neoinoakleys Psycho Location: Michigan	There ain't JACK to see here in Michigan. I live in the Detroit Area, and I think it is a PIT. I transferred here almost 8 years ago, and the automotive industry has sucked me in, and won't let me leave....:-( Anyways, the kool part of Detroit, is that you can head over the border to Canada, and hangout in Totonto, or go west to Chicago, which are really kool cities, but don't bother with Michigan. Oh, if you want to spend one or two days being thrilled, head over to Cedar Point in Sanduskey, Ohio. Check out Cedar Point and leave, there is not ANYTHING else to do or see there. But Cedar Point has a TON of world record-breaking roller coasters, when I say TON I mean "TON". I am not sure just how many coasters they have in their park, but I think around 15. I would head south to Florida. Boca Raton area is Beautiful, and Orlando is fun with Walt Disney World and a TON of other theme parks. Maybe head to Texas and check out the Austin area or South Padre Island, LOTS of naked chicks there. Maybe head to the interior of the USA and do a little skiiing in Denver, Colorado. How about heading to Las Vegas for gambling, prostitutes and shows?? That is always fun...:-) Gotta check out Washington DC or Colonial Williamsburg, for the history factor. To slow things down and spend time with nature, check into a chalet in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. You will be able to hike through the Smokey mountains. Or maybe head to the other side of the coutry to check out the Rockies. The Grand Teton area is beautiful, and of course Yellowstone National park is amazing. I would also make it a point to drive up and down the California coast, it is beautiful, especially in a drop-top Mustang. I would suggest the San Fransisco and San Diego areas... Yes, I have gotten around, but I think those are the highlights... I would not even ATTEMPT to do all these things in one visit, but a couple of these things would be a good start, the US is BIG and has ALOT to offer. I have been in the US since I was 5 years old, and I travel ALOT, and still have not hit all the hotspots, I don't see how you will be able to do it in a couple weeks.... But by far, avoid Michigan, not much to see here...much more to see and do in other areas of the US. __________________ It's My Duty to Please That Booty!!