North American cities you'd like to visit?

[HurricaneHeather]

What the heck is in Dallas that people want to visit?

If you want to see commercialization at it's most extreme and mega churches on every corner, I guess that's the place to go.

[Rider]

Originally Posted by HurricaneHeather

What the heck is in Dallas that people want to visit?

If you want to see commercialization at it's most extreme and mega churches on every corner, I guess that's the place to go.

The Clubhouse. A strip club owned by Vinnie Paul.

[z06boy]

Not in any particular order...

NYC
Chicago
Vancover
Montreal
San Diego
Las Vegas
Los Angelas
San Antonio (Texas in general)


Several others I'm sure...just can't think of them right now.

There are plenty of other place I want to visit here in the US but not actual cities.

I've traveled quite a bit in my life and have seen alot but not the places I listed.

[goof2]

Originally Posted by HurricaneHeather

What the heck is in Dallas that people want to visit?

If you want to see commercialization at it's most extreme and mega churches on every corner, I guess that's the place to go.

Dealey Plaza?

[HurricaneHeather]

Originally Posted by goof2

Dealey Plaza?

Oh yeah.

So you can be like all the other idiots who want a picture of themselves on the X in the middle of the road and nearly get mowed down by the cars? It's an actual road people!! Sheesh!

[goof2]

Originally Posted by HurricaneHeather

Oh yeah.

So you can be like all the other idiots who want a picture of themselves on the X in the middle of the road and nearly get mowed down by the cars? It's an actual road people!! Sheesh!

I don't really get the whole picture on that spot thing. It seems kind of morbid to me. "Smile, your standing on the spot where the President was assassinated.". It is interesting to see though.

[Mrs. Colleen]

Originally Posted by CrazyKell

NA = more than the US

Good point.

[pauldun170]

Originally Posted by Trip

I want to visit National Parks and Monuments.

same here...

I guess I've been to a bunch of cities and really do not have strong memories of any.
What grabs me
1. Architecture
2. Nature crap (aka "Parks", geological features aka "Clay, Silt, Sand, Pebbles, Cobbles, Boulders", topography and other "aphy's"
3. Monuments
4. Museums
5. Women (lookee...no touchee)


I'm a big wanderer. When I get to city my first instinct is to walk. I guess its a habit I picked up from working in NYC. I don't take cabs and only use the subway if there are time constraints.

D.C as a city was kinda boring. Great Museums and monuments.
Seatle...I think I've been there.
Vancouver ...nice to walk around the parks.
Atlanta - kinda lame.
Dallas - Not much to care about (What the fuck do you mean I gotta be careful walkin around after dark?)
Boston - Ok...potential but nothing memorable
San Fransisco - what the hell is with all the homeless white kids? Get a fucking job slacker.
L.A. (ok not a city but a bunch of places in the county) This place blows
Vegas - Yeah yeah yeah...more lights and Casinos....can I go back to red rock canyon now? Valley of fire?
Charleston - Liked the spots I visited, but I was much younger then. One thing that I remember is that it seemed like blacks were not exactly in the same social strata as whites.
Coupe of spots in Alaska were noteworthy but I'm currently suffering from a brain fart

When my boys are a little bit older I'll start doing more vacations I guess.
It's been awhile since I traveled outside of work

[Trip]

I don't think Anchorage should be allowed on this list. You aren't going to see the city, it's a shithole and pretty crappy. You want to see what's outside of the city and it gets a lot better the further away from the city you get.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by eBBs15

Barrow, Any in Labrador, La Paz in Baja California, and any along the way to Tierra del Fuego

course I'm going by two wheels

Again, not city visiting, you want the trip, not the destination.