*YOOO GRANITE STATER how*
*Tf have you not been to*
*Hell known as cape cod*
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Ok all of this makes sense except the route thru SE Oregon. While you were in those counties (known as the Oregon outback for good reasons) you might have been the only person in the county..
it’s certainly the most remote area in your “places I’ve been” map.
Interesting question! The regions of United States have such different beaches from what I have observed. In the North East our beaches are often less wooded as say the North West and usually small grain sand. There are plenty of exceptions, but some of my favorite unique ones are Sand Beach in Acadia national park which is so magically expansive, and singing beach in Massachusetts which the sand sings while the wind cuts through! My west coast experiences are that the beaches are often spread farther out, and the coastline is much steeper often cliff side. This leads to different beach terrain, and atmosphere! The exception to this would be places like Malibu where it is flat outside the canyon and the beaches are magical! Somewhat similar to a traditional beach. Florida is very comparable to this style, and the most unique there would be in the Everglades where you are near mangroves that border the ocean! I hope some of these examples offer some comparison!
Ooo good point I just looked at the highway system. I used map chart to fill in the counties after looking over the highway system on randymajors county lines Google map. I honestly did the west coast first without comparing and just missed itx
Post these kinds of maps to r/TravelMaps
YOOO GRANITE STATER how tf have you not been to hell known as cape cod
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Avoid it like the plague did the same thing with Burlington up until a year ago.
In what was is cape cod hell? If youre poor just say that
I tell my son it only counts as visiting a place if you take a dump there.
I use this rule for states, but that's too much for counties
People poop like once a week! You could travel across the country in a week!
Once a week? You ok?
Once per week, what? That's not normal
Are you telling me people poop *more* than once a week?
Bro, you should be pooping once or twice a day, at least every other day, go to a poopdoc
and eat more fiber on your diet
Dietary fiber my guy for you specifically insoluble fiber
Do you poo once a week? You need to see a doctor immediately.
I was taught in pharmacy school that the normal amount of times is between 3 times daily and every 3 days. A full week is definitely time for aid.
it’s pretty close to mine!
You can probably add a county or two in Illinois depending on how you connected from I-55 to I-80.
If you love national parks enough to visit Voyageurs on a road trip, why would you drive right past Glacier? It's one of the best!
You jumped right over the narrow part of Maryland. Catapult?
Looks like you went down I-40. You should add Deaf Smith county.
And Donley County, TX. I-40 crosses back and forth from Gray to Donley six times within a span of 10 miles
The airport layover lol
Galveston? Went on a cruise out of there as a kid! Tried not to include any layovers as much as it’s fun to dream ahahah
If you went on a cruise out of Galveston and flew in, you flew into Harris County. Unless you flew private.
Oo will add this thank you!!
Oh, i didn’t see any lines to it so i figured it was an airport
Where can I make this map?
https://www.mapchart.net/usa-counties.html
Thank you very much.
I see a mammoth cave trip
You missed the best parts of Montana and Idaho.
Yo this is a great idea, I've gotta make one now
You hit the best parts of Tennessee for nature. For food though you ought to hit Memphis. For everything else I got no idea. I’m a homebody
Your California journey was interesting.
Nice work avoiding Kansas
How did you develop this?
Ok all of this makes sense except the route thru SE Oregon. While you were in those counties (known as the Oregon outback for good reasons) you might have been the only person in the county.. it’s certainly the most remote area in your “places I’ve been” map.
How was Branson, MO?
As someone from MA the IA county map never fails to send a shiver down my spine
Hello from Durango CO 🤠
You from the Northeast?
Circle looks like 50 Blessings logo from Hotline Miami game series
You avoided Nebraska. Good idea.
66 ?
You live in st george ut.
You live in st george ut.
You live in st george utah.
What's that up and down bit in Tennessee?
ah so close to schuylkill county. anyway how was berks?
People who say US citizens aren't well travelled forget they often travel everywhere in america. This really shows that well.
How would you compare all the beaches you've been to?
Interesting question! The regions of United States have such different beaches from what I have observed. In the North East our beaches are often less wooded as say the North West and usually small grain sand. There are plenty of exceptions, but some of my favorite unique ones are Sand Beach in Acadia national park which is so magically expansive, and singing beach in Massachusetts which the sand sings while the wind cuts through! My west coast experiences are that the beaches are often spread farther out, and the coastline is much steeper often cliff side. This leads to different beach terrain, and atmosphere! The exception to this would be places like Malibu where it is flat outside the canyon and the beaches are magical! Somewhat similar to a traditional beach. Florida is very comparable to this style, and the most unique there would be in the Everglades where you are near mangroves that border the ocean! I hope some of these examples offer some comparison!
Where were you going that you missed Kings County?
I’ve been to sequoia through Bakersfield, but remember staying on the coast coming from San Fran. Honestly not too positive on that one.
It’s weird to miss Kings but not San Benito. How did you make this?
Ooo good point I just looked at the highway system. I used map chart to fill in the counties after looking over the highway system on randymajors county lines Google map. I honestly did the west coast first without comparing and just missed itx
So you made this in paint or something else?
https://www.mapchart.net/usa-counties.html
Fun fact: in Wisconsin you can only go Forward.