Me and travel

[Keith]

All my life I haven't liked going on camping trips. Every summer we would drive up to Oregon or into a woodsy area, which I always hated since there was nothing to do and Dad only wanted to go there to escape the heat and enjoy nature. Today I'm fine with Oregon despite having been there many times. There are several fun places we can visit there and we have friends who live in Bend. I also still hate going to Southern California since we have to drive for hours through seemingly-endless farmland with only three radio stations, all in Spanish (although I do have an iPod and 3DS now, but they can only entertain me for so long).

One thing I've found which I prefer is visiting places of historical significance. I'd like to visit Jacksonville, Oregon someday as it was one of the destinations of the settlers during the Oregon Trail era.

I also enjoy flying. I've been trying to convince my mom to arrange a trip for the two of us to visit Boston. Dad and I visited D.C. and Pennsylvania last summer and I'd like to visit Massachusetts next. I love history and there's so much of it back east.

 

[wyverary]

Dad and I visited D.C. and Pennsylvania last summer and I'd like to visit Massachusetts next. I love history and there's so much of it back east.

Washington, DC is probably the most amazing city I've ever visited. So many incredible things to do that you can't POSSIBLY explore in mere days...and, the most pleasant surprise ever, EVERYTHING was free: the Metro, the museums...wow. And of course, the history. I'd love to return someday, or even live there if I could ever afford it.

 

[The Penguin]

That is cool. I really love camping too. Not sure if you seen my recent picture and videos of my camping trip but if not visit this page Day 1: Camping at Kejimkujik National Park | WillyG Lounge

 

[grapesicles]

I like flying, but not a big fan of camping. Being on a plane can be a little anxiety-inducing but I still love the feeling of getting on the plane in one country, and a few hours later stepping off of it into somewhere completely different.

 

[clg114]

My wife & I love camping/fishing trips. We're a little old for sleeping on the ground, so we have a pick-up mounted camper. It's a small overhead camper on a full sized 4x4 pick-up. With this rig we can get on the back roads and find places where there's nobody else. Being in Idaho helps, there's lots of backcountry. Good times!