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The family wants to go road-tripping again, and they have told me to gather some intel as to what some of the must-see places in the United States are, that are <1000 miles away from Edmonton
Naturally, my first destination for the knowledge-seeking is the intelligence-hodgepodge also known as Jazzfanz.
Anywho, nice places to visit? We went to Seattle last year, and loved it, but only spent like 6 hours there before we had to drive back. The shopping was also incredible.
Portland?
Salt Lake City (my parents would probably say NO to this because they think I have a Utah bias due to my Jazz-fandom, as well as the fact that its 800some miles away from Seattle) could be a destination, but my parents would need some good reasons, of course.
Seeing as we only have 7 days to spend in the States, we would have to knock out at least 2 for driving if we'll be trekking for 1000 miles (us fatigue-less Albanians usually alternate between 3-4 drivers to knock a road trip in one night).
Gods, I hate using the imperial system for distances. But yeah, throw me some recommendations. Grab a map and look at Edmonton, and try and note some places that aren't too far. Side Note: my family likes hiking, but doesn't like camping. Thats why I never bothered mentioning Montana. Would rather visit more urban-ey areas, I think though. Thats why I think Utah could be a pretty awesome destination for the fan, seeing as theres hiking, decent city areas to visit, and a few sights to see. Not sure if its on the same realism of Seattle, or Portland though. Then again, I would know, so please enlighten moi.
Naturally, my first destination for the knowledge-seeking is the intelligence-hodgepodge also known as Jazzfanz.
Anywho, nice places to visit? We went to Seattle last year, and loved it, but only spent like 6 hours there before we had to drive back. The shopping was also incredible.
Portland?
Salt Lake City (my parents would probably say NO to this because they think I have a Utah bias due to my Jazz-fandom, as well as the fact that its 800some miles away from Seattle) could be a destination, but my parents would need some good reasons, of course.
Seeing as we only have 7 days to spend in the States, we would have to knock out at least 2 for driving if we'll be trekking for 1000 miles (us fatigue-less Albanians usually alternate between 3-4 drivers to knock a road trip in one night).
Gods, I hate using the imperial system for distances. But yeah, throw me some recommendations. Grab a map and look at Edmonton, and try and note some places that aren't too far. Side Note: my family likes hiking, but doesn't like camping. Thats why I never bothered mentioning Montana. Would rather visit more urban-ey areas, I think though. Thats why I think Utah could be a pretty awesome destination for the fan, seeing as theres hiking, decent city areas to visit, and a few sights to see. Not sure if its on the same realism of Seattle, or Portland though. Then again, I would know, so please enlighten moi.
