Comr4de and Kyzor's Road Trip 2011

[*Magick* Mage]

mage is really a devil in disguiseeeeee

I don't exist? :(

[Ad Bot]

[.::Taboo::.]

visit me so you can be the only two people in the internet who know my identity.
do it.

[CopBlock]

I don't exist? :(

nop

[Colten]

Mage are you close to Camden County?
Same goes for other NJ people

[*Magick* Mage]

Mage are you close to Camden County?
Same goes for other NJ people

Not very, but within an hour or two. :o

Oh, and ARC, it turns out that I'm closer than I thought. Much closer. :3

[Kapturrith]

Don't tell them what we do in our spare time, Kappy. :c

W-what?!

[Raeyok]

I don't understand how you people can live in Colorado and want to leave the state, like, ever.

Don't get me wrong, I love Colorado, but I also love to travel.

visit me so you can be the only two people in the internet who know my identity.
do it.

Might just take you up on that.

[MrMulch]

Is Iowa in the way? I live 45 minutes south of Davenport.


Link to the town.

[Wedge]

Well there's lots of cool stuff in Colorado already like Dinosaur National Monument (all of the street signs are shaped like dinosaurs which is awesome), the sand dunes, and Molly Brown's house.

I can't think of much in the states you mentioned. You could visit the arch in St. Louis. Stay out of East St. Louis.

Chicago is pretty cool. Visit Millennium Park which was designed by Frank Ghery. Stand under the silver bean. Look at the old water tower (one of the few buildings to survive the Chicago fire) and the Chicago Tribune building. Check out some of the cool architecture. Ride the L to say you did it, personally I found the bus system to be a lot more convenient though. Tickets to the top of the John Hanrooster building are about $20 for a tour that lets you visit the observation deck once at night and once at day, if you don't buy the silly photos or stuff from the giftshop. You can get a deep dish pizza at Gino's, which was featured on Man vs. Food.

I'm sure there's someone here who lives in these places and and could tell you more.

[Raeyok]

Is Iowa in the way? I live 45 minutes south of Davenport.
Link to the town.

That very well may be possible.

[MrMulch]

That very well may be possible.

Cool. I could defiantly send you a PM with my address or something.

[Raeyok]

Cool. I could defiantly send you a PM with my address or something.

Okay, but not yet; none of this has even come close to finalization. After all, we're planning this for next summer, so we've got a lot of time to work out all the kinks.

[MrMulch]

Yes I know, just let me know if you do end up going ok?

[Raeyok]

Yes I know, just let me know if you do end up going ok?

Will do.

[comr4de]

Well there's lots of cool stuff in Colorado already like Dinosaur National Monument (all of the street signs are shaped like dinosaurs which is awesome), the sand dunes, and Molly Brown's house.

I can't think of much in the states you mentioned. You could visit the arch in St. Louis. Stay out of East St. Louis.

Chicago is pretty cool. Visit Millennium Park which was designed by Frank Ghery. Stand under the silver bean. Look at the old water tower (one of the few buildings to survive the Chicago fire) and the Chicago Tribune building. Check out some of the cool architecture. Ride the L to say you did it, personally I found the bus system to be a lot more convenient though. Tickets to the top of the John Hanrooster building are about $20 for a tour that lets you visit the observation deck once at night and once at day, if you don't buy the silly photos or stuff from the giftshop. You can get a deep dish pizza at Gino's, which was featured on Man vs. Food.

I'm sure there's someone here who lives in these places and and could tell you more.

Most useful post so far.