Trip to the USA
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Nearing 6 months ago I finished a military service of three years, during which I couldn't leave my country. Two years before that I was a student as part of a military program, where I also couldn't leave the country without special permissions and such.
Even without the two study years, it's a custom in my country that people who finish their military service go and travel the world. Most of them either fly to India and spend several months doing drugs, or fly to South America and basically cross the continent lengthwise for like 3 to 5 months.
I wish to travel to the United States of America and see with my bare eyes the place I keep seeing on TV. I want to test and taste the food chains, or even just the food, Americans praise all over media. I want to see landmarks, not necessarily the iconic ones, but just stuff that's American.
The issue is that I'm not sure where to go. I know I'll be in Texas in July 1st weekend, but that's about it. My dad said something about grabbing a flight back home from New York, but I still don't know if that's also canon.
In the meanwhile, I'd like to ask you guys for advice. Suggest, if you will, places worth visiting/touring around the United States of America that I could use as foundations for my upcoming trip's route.
>>1070492
קיצר, איפה שירתת?
>>1070498
Homefront Command.
Liking to eat isn't really enough to go on for giving you recommendations.
I can say, you'll be in Texas in the hottest weather of year, basically you are going to Eilat for the summer. I suppose you could head east to New Orleans then through the south for a tour of BBQ country. But one, the humidity just gets worse. And two, some states only BBQ pork. Who knows maybe these aren't problems?
Visit the capital of Texas. It's beautiful.
