Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can leave on the 24th and/or return on the 29th.
My goals:
Stay someplace nice…with a comfy bed.
Walkable or easy to get a cab/uber if I fly.
Good food.
Something to do during the day. Could be the beach, or could be sightseeing. I’m an urban hiker who enjoys 30k steps in a city or bustling town, but I have zero interest in hiking in the woods.
I have a passport and I’m fine with a long flight even for a short trip as long as it’s nonstop.
I’m truly curious what others would do: where would you go, where would you stay, where would you eat, and how would you spend a fabulous few days?
I would go to San Antonio, San Diego, New York, or Chicago. Or lodge at woodloch for a not urban experience
I’ve been to San Antonio a few times to visit relatives but there’s not much there. There’s the Alamo and riverwalk, which just seems like an open sewer. Not much else.
Agree on San Antonio. It struck me as pretty boring.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can leave on the 24th and/or return on the 29th.
My goals:
Stay someplace nice…with a comfy bed.
Walkable or easy to get a cab/uber if I fly.
Good food.
Something to do during the day. Could be the beach, or could be sightseeing. I’m an urban hiker who enjoys 30k steps in a city or bustling town, but I have zero interest in hiking in the woods.
I have a passport and I’m fine with a long flight even for a short trip as long as it’s nonstop.
I’m truly curious what others would do: where would you go, where would you stay, where would you eat, and how would you spend a fabulous few days?
I would go to San Antonio, San Diego, New York, or Chicago. Or lodge at woodloch for a not urban experience
I’ve been to San Antonio a few times to visit relatives but there’s not much there. There’s the Alamo and riverwalk, which just seems like an open sewer. Not much else.
Anonymous wrote:Also Savannah, New Orleans
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can leave on the 24th and/or return on the 29th.
My goals:
Stay someplace nice…with a comfy bed.
Walkable or easy to get a cab/uber if I fly.
Good food.
Something to do during the day. Could be the beach, or could be sightseeing. I’m an urban hiker who enjoys 30k steps in a city or bustling town, but I have zero interest in hiking in the woods.
I have a passport and I’m fine with a long flight even for a short trip as long as it’s nonstop.
I’m truly curious what others would do: where would you go, where would you stay, where would you eat, and how would you spend a fabulous few days?
I would go to San Antonio, San Diego, New York, or Chicago. Or lodge at woodloch for a not urban experience
I’ve been to San Antonio a few times to visit relatives but there’s not much there. There’s the Alamo and riverwalk, which just seems like an open sewer. Not much else.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I can leave on the 24th and/or return on the 29th.
My goals:
Stay someplace nice…with a comfy bed.
Walkable or easy to get a cab/uber if I fly.
Good food.
Something to do during the day. Could be the beach, or could be sightseeing. I’m an urban hiker who enjoys 30k steps in a city or bustling town, but I have zero interest in hiking in the woods.
I have a passport and I’m fine with a long flight even for a short trip as long as it’s nonstop.
I’m truly curious what others would do: where would you go, where would you stay, where would you eat, and how would you spend a fabulous few days?
I would go to San Antonio, San Diego, New York, or Chicago. Or lodge at woodloch for a not urban experience
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I would go here and pick what looked both interesting to me and a good price: https://www.united.com/en/us/destination-map/
Your mileage and budget may vary, but I'd probably pick Minneapolis or Milwaukee if I hadn't already been to both. My reasoning is I like cities and leaves are probably gone most places by late October anyway.
If driving, Philly, Brandywine Valley + Delaware, Richmond, Roanoke, Staunton, but this depends so heavily on what you like, why you're going, and what other places you've been recently or ever.
Wow, these are all horrible suggestions. Milwaukee? Minneapolis anytime outside of summer?
Anonymous wrote:I would go here and pick what looked both interesting to me and a good price: https://www.united.com/en/us/destination-map/
Your mileage and budget may vary, but I'd probably pick Minneapolis or Milwaukee if I hadn't already been to both. My reasoning is I like cities and leaves are probably gone most places by late October anyway.
If driving, Philly, Brandywine Valley + Delaware, Richmond, Roanoke, Staunton, but this depends so heavily on what you like, why you're going, and what other places you've been recently or ever.