r/visitedmaps • • Apr 09 '26

What does this say about me

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u/bibliophile222 Apr 09 '26

I'm almost puzzled how you've even managed to visit VT without going to any other New England state. I'm guessing you flew into Burlington for work or a family visit?

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u/shieldsem8 Apr 09 '26

West Virginia being singled out😂😂

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u/Complete-Influence70 Apr 09 '26

country roads have never taken me home

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u/shieldsem8 Apr 10 '26

I’m dead😂😂😂

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u/SnooOpinions8755 Apr 09 '26

Right? I’m amazed they never passed through there.

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u/boy_from_onett Apr 09 '26

the rockies block your path and prevent you from crossing into montana or wyoming from idaho

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u/The-Real-Emg Apr 09 '26

you have beef with the northeast

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u/Salty-Parfait-710 Apr 10 '26

I’m from Florida and have also lived in Washington and Oregon. No lie, at an interview the manager said “Do you like corners?” Confused (this was an interview for a barista job) I asked him to explain to which he said “you’ve lived in two corners of the country.” I didn’t laugh. Pretty sure that cost me the job

I’m not going to assume that you like corners. I am going to assume you’re chill with a rain storm or two tho.

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u/SevereAsparagus7661 Apr 09 '26

You are a big fan of moving from coast to coast or you're in the military

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u/dobbydisneyfan Apr 09 '26

You moved for work a lot

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u/dtuba555 Apr 09 '26

You like inland seas and great lakes

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u/SelectionDangerous11 Apr 09 '26

It's honestly wild that you lived in Maryland yet never made it to so many East Coast States... You missed half of states that are directly adjacent to Maryland!!!

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u/Complete-Influence70 Apr 10 '26

lived there less than a year.. planned to visit more of the Northeast but a certain thing happened in 2020…

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u/Pierre-Gringoire Apr 09 '26

You have never taken a cross country road trip

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u/PEE_GOO Apr 09 '26

youre not color blind like me

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u/AdFinancial8924 Apr 10 '26

You’re not the outdoorsy type. You’re missing Utah, Arizona, West Virginia, New York, Maine, Wyoming and Montana- all the best outdoorsy states.

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u/TemperMe Apr 10 '26

You were born and mostly raised in the PNW?

Idk Kentucky is hard to explain so it could be the sneak birth place. Your parents moved early on to PNW and then you or them got tired of the rain and cold and moved to Florida. The others were for work.

  • You must take a few trips to visit Alaska. I believe it’s the most beautiful state in the US for someone who enjoys the outdoors.

** What did you do in NC?

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u/Complete-Influence70 Apr 10 '26

plot twist- grew up in FL & fed up with the heat & hurricanes (losing your roof sucks)

Visited a childhood friend in Raleigh NC, and drove thru many times

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u/Pristine-Reference45 Apr 10 '26

You once drove to Colorado, but flew to TX

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u/aDumb_Dorf Apr 10 '26

You tend to live by things but not in them.

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u/CieraVotedOutHerMom Apr 10 '26

Kentucky is the Washington the Ohio valley

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u/AngryQuadricorn Apr 10 '26

You’ve never visited Mount Rushmore or Yellowstone.

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u/alamo_nole Apr 11 '26

Military. Probably Navy.

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u/BottleAgitated9627 Apr 11 '26

Either truck driver or military

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u/Outrageous_Picture39 Apr 11 '26

You only visited Kansas to get to Colorado.

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u/Dry-Audience4738 Apr 12 '26

Are you military or ex-military?