Hi /trv/ I just took a plane to NY,NY and subsequently boarded

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2015-12-17 18:03:06 Post No. 1060564
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Anonymous 2015-12-17 18:03:06 Post No. 1060564 [Report]

Hi /trv/

I just took a plane to NY,NY and subsequently boarded a train to new haven.visiting a buddy here at Yale. I'll be bunking out for about a week here and just going to take in the locale. Will be flying to LV the 23rd and drive to San Francisco the 27th. spend new years there.. however after that I basically don't have any plans until my return flight the 23rd in NYC.

I was on the east coast last May saw small parts of LA, San Diego, San Francisco (Fresno lol) and the national parks of Yosemite and Grand canyon.

I was advice to just book a flight to anywhere from LAX such as, Hawaii. But just would like to get some input from some more veteran USA travelers. Thinking myself of Seattle being pretty awesome town to explore.

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Anonymous 2015-12-17 22:34:28 Post No.1060610
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Anonymous 2015-12-17 22:34:28 Post No.1060610 [Report]

>>1060564
>I was on the east coast last May saw small parts of LA, San Diego, San Francisco (Fresno lol) and the national parks of Yosemite and Grand canyon.
Ummm that's the west coast bro, Why bother going back to the west coast if you've already been there like you said, of course unless you really like it. I would explore the Northeast like Boston, Philly, and D.C

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Anonymous 2015-12-18 21:44:26 Post No.1060847
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Anonymous 2015-12-18 21:44:26 Post No.1060847 [Report]

>>1060610
Woops switched them again..

Wanna do philly maybe sometime next yer. Heard good stuff about it. Boston i've been couple of times already.

And yeah liked the west coast a lot so wanna see a bit more as my last trip was a bit more scheduled and basically did the absolute necessary things I wanted to do.

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Anonymous 2015-12-19 00:26:31 Post No.1060876
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Anonymous 2015-12-19 00:26:31 Post No.1060876 [Report]

>>1060847
So how long did you spend in places like SF and SD? You could take a train from SF to Portland and take the Cascades route from Portland and Seattle if you really want to see Seattle. Seattle is a decent place to live but I don't know if you could spend a few days there as tourist though without getting bored occasionally.