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65 days ago

The southern area is incredibly boring desert, but once you get up to mid/northern it's real pretty. Some nice lakes and lots of tall trees. Even some farmland sparatically located that has a wine country look.
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65 days ago

South Eastern NH is Massachusetts north, but the rest of the state has great roads to discover in good weather. The area around Keene and Spofford Lake is particularly beautiful, and you don't want to miss Mt. Washington or Laconia either.
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70 days ago

I went through it once years ago, but I thought certain sections of it were quite pretty, like the area around Nashville (where the Dillinger Museum used to be). The parts of Indianapolis I was in didn't particularly impress, but I didn't think it was that much worse than any other Midwest city I drove through. In common with most of the Midwest states I was in, it's a flat landscape with farms and fields...which isn't my idea of "beauty" or "excitement"...but it meant for me that I was that much closer to Chicago, so I enjoyed it more than I did...let's say...Ohio. The city of Gary did indeed look hellish as I drove past it, but I was born in Newark and raised in Paterson...so "hellish" probably holds a different meaning for me than it does for most other people.
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70 days ago

Unique, diverse, fascinating...but boring? Not possible. We're talking about a huge and varied expanse of land where you can actually pick the terrain or climate that suits your fancy. When it comes to a road trip - you couldn’t really want for more than this.
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70 days ago

You have to get off the main highways to get up-close and personal with some of the great scenery, but overall, it's all diluted due to the size of the state. I remember crossing into Texas from New Mexico and seeing the sign, "Austin---37,562 miles".
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70 days ago

I've only driven into the Oklahoma panhandle, and that was just for the hell of it when I was on the New Mexico border. Not much going on at all to say the least. However, I didn't pass one car where someone didn't acknowledge me w/a wave.
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70 days ago

So big it has a lot of variety I think. Most of it really doesn't appeal to me though. Tends to be a bit on the hot, dry barren side.
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70 days ago

Lush soft green hills. A beautiful and relaxing drive (well, the backroads can cause my fear of heights to kick in but I'm good with the highways). Especially pretty around Asheville.
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70 days ago

Mixed bag. There are essentially two ways to do this. The southern route is on I-84 through Boise, Pocatello and then north into Montana or south into Utah. Its a crappy piece of highway and goes through towns that look like the detritus left by some large and untidy animal with irritable bowel syndrome.

The northern route is I-90 through Coeur d'Alene. Its through the narrower part of the state and is only about sixty miles. A pretty scenic route, and generally quicker than the southern route. Which considering Idaho in general, is a good thing.
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70 days ago

Its pretty flat, although not the skillet that Saskatchewan is. And Highway 1 goes through Winnipeg, which bad as it is, when compared to Regina or Calgary is Paris.
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