first time in the USA where should I go ?

[Sigarms]

Tybee island is pretty cool to visit to if your out that way and still has old fortifications from many years before, Visited the Yorktown CV 10 when I was in Charleston very interesting if you like WW2 history. Fort Sumter where the first shots in the civil war were fired is out that way to.

Agreed.

Perhaps odd, but I also love walking around in the cemeteries in both cities and reading the headstones. In some aspect, parts of Boston has the same history, but just something different feeling down south. I had to look after making that comment. Charleston and Savanah combined is less than half of Boston's population. Perhaps thats it LOL

 

[bmg88201]

My suggestion would see the states of N. & S. Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, Montana, New Mexico, Colorado. Stay out of the big cities, nothing but traffic, crime and congestion.

 

[Pixguy]

Arches NP in Utah

 

[5030]

Visit Portland, Oregon for a slice of the real America...lol

 

[JasperFrank]

Fly into Seattle and rent a car and drive the 1 and 101 Coastal Road, top to bottom to San Diego on an open jaw flight and car rental. CM stables in Oregon will give you the horse ride.

 

[Sigarms]

Arches NP in Utah

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If you took that picture, it's more than nice.

Tom Till is the only man we've ever spent money on to hang his artwork in our home.

 

[Pixguy]

If you took that picture, it's more than nice.

Tom Till is the only man we've ever spent money on to hang his artwork in our home.

No, not mine. I loved making a living as a photographer but the money was in photographing portraits and weddings. I was still blessed to make a living doing what I loved.


Another.

 

[Hay Dude]

Don’t forget to check out Baltimore or North Philly. lol

 

[Pixguy]

Here's a local NH photographer that I admire. I also listen to his morning radio show.

Greg Kretschmar Photography

 

[Fuddyduddy1952]

Don’t forget to check out Baltimore or North Philly. lol