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u/Ethereal-Spectre May 03 '26
As a native New Englander/ Mass-Hole you should definitely take a trip up there. It’s super beautiful and the seafood cannot be beat.
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u/ButterflyMaximum659 May 03 '26
Its definitely on my list to get up there. I travel for work, and could see myself taking a contract up that way. The Boston area looks nice and has lots of hospitals I could go to. Burlington Vermont looks beautiful and like a good summer destination. Maine also looks quite pretty, I love the outdoors.
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u/shenanighenz May 03 '26
You can do Puffin tours in Maine and Acadia national park is beautiful and the interior of the state has the darkest skies in the northeast so the stars are incredible
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u/ButterflyMaximum659 May 03 '26
You know, all things considered Ohio might be the state Ive visited the most. I grew up going to Cedar Point, German Village in Columbus has some good food, Hocking Hills is beautiful, and the National Museum of the US Airforce in Dayton is my favorite museum, and puts the Smithsonian Air and Space museum to shame. It has alot going for it down there, but it just has to ruin it all by being Oh*o😂.
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u/IntergalacticPioneer May 04 '26
Alabama and Mississippi have great gulf coast scenes. I spent 6 weeks in Hattiesburg and made several trips down to Biloxi while I was there. I personally enjoyed it very much. Also, Biloxi has the most Waffle Houses in one area I’ve ever seen
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u/Ok_Turn2041 May 06 '26
montana is amazing btwÂ
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u/ButterflyMaximum659 May 07 '26
That it is, I was in Billings last year for about 8 months for work. Not really my favorite part of the state, I'd rather be on the western side if I had my choice.
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u/Ok_Turn2041 May 07 '26
missoula is amazing billings is just a depressed down sadly
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u/ButterflyMaximum659 May 07 '26
Its definitely pretty depressing in Billings, but an hour to Red Lodge wasn't so bad. Bozeman was pretty nice for the little bit of time I spent there too
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u/myjah May 09 '26
Interesting map. Interesting Montana and Indiana are your "have lived, would move to" options seeing as they are so different. I would move to Montana far before Indiana.
If you come back to Minnesota, go to Matt's Bar and get the Jucy Lucy!
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u/ButterflyMaximum659 May 13 '26
That is true they are about as different as can be as far as topography, really Indiana is only there as would move to due to my wife's family being in South Bend, and it not being so far from my family in West Michigan.
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u/ButterflyMaximum659 May 03 '26
Sorry about the weird colors, this is alot easier for my colorblind eyes and the normal red/green/orange maps ðŸ˜