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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I went out west a couple times and was not impressed. I occasionally go to Vegas for all the usual reasons but otherwise, if I’m going to spend 5+ hrs on a plane I’m going to Europe with that time and money. [b]The mid Atlantic to northeast is the best part of America and it’s not close,[/b] no need to waste time and money seeing all the inferior parts. Sorry not sorry[/quote]

Haha. DC doesn’t even make my top 10 list of American cities. Going “out West a couple of times” does not make you the expert. I’d be embarrassed to blazon my insularity so freely, if I were you.[/quote]

I agree and I’m from here, so I’m allowed to say it.  While DC does have some things going for it, it’s not a top U.S. city.  It lacks an identity and just feels very blah and vanilla to me.  Heck, Baltimore, even with all its problems, has more character than DC.

To the poster that doesn’t like the western United States, you’re missing out.  Some of the landscapes out there are on another level.[/quote]

I'm a neutral here, having grown up in Australia. Relatives go to visit New York, then come visit and find the DC area stunning with all the monuments and museums.  Spots in DC are iconic from movies - places such as Arlington Cemetery, views from Iwo Jima, the Washington Monument and the Mall, the White House and the Capitol.  Of course it's a top city.

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