07-20-2018, 12:01 AM
To be honest, I'd just stay away from the south too unless you wanna hit it up sometime when you're hanging out in Florida. There's just really nothing remarkable to see, nothing spectacular like some of the geological features out west. Kentucky actually has some cool features though, like Mammoth Cave and those super weird land bridges.
If anywhere in the east/south, I'd recommend the Virginia/Tennessee/North Carolina area where the three states kinda converge. That's a beautiful area particularly in the Virginia portion. I've been all around the south and those are the only places that stick out to me. As far as the people though... meh. It's really hard to explain, but they're just not that nice. People in the western states are nicer. All I can say for sure is stay the fuck away from Memphis, oh my God.
As far as the east coast, I don't have all that much experience with it, but I've driven through there several times on the way to Canada... and yes, Maine is nice. But if you're not going to Canada or something, there's no reason to be there.
You're lucky you already live out west so it's not all that darn far to go. I have to drive across the country, LOL!
If anywhere in the east/south, I'd recommend the Virginia/Tennessee/North Carolina area where the three states kinda converge. That's a beautiful area particularly in the Virginia portion. I've been all around the south and those are the only places that stick out to me. As far as the people though... meh. It's really hard to explain, but they're just not that nice. People in the western states are nicer. All I can say for sure is stay the fuck away from Memphis, oh my God.
As far as the east coast, I don't have all that much experience with it, but I've driven through there several times on the way to Canada... and yes, Maine is nice. But if you're not going to Canada or something, there's no reason to be there.
You're lucky you already live out west so it's not all that darn far to go. I have to drive across the country, LOL!
