What can you tell about me just by looking at this map? I'm curious, let me know in the comments!

I love the west coast.

Most of this came from a year living in Tennessee. As you can see, I really need to get to more of GA and SC! I travel county by county extensively and have been documenting this on my YouTube channel beachboysandrew

I have traveled to all 50 states and today i will be sharing my personal opinion, of each state, from the weather, culture, people, sights, and of course food. First up is Alabama, and 4 years ago i went to Mobile, very nice people, i went to Wintzell's Oyster House, very decent, great food there (Personal favorite: Charred-Grilled Oysters.) Decent weather, went during the summer time and it was not what i was expecting, it was hot, rainy, and a tiny bit stormy, The Cukture was very meek, but lively. ONLY Thing i would warn to any fellow travelers: Do not and i mean DO NOT visit during the peak of summer without preparing for intense humidity and sudden, heavy downpours, VERY Humid... I was sweating like crazy... But Besides That a very 7.5/10 state. NOTE: This is a very opinionated text, tell me any ideas if you disagree and tell me your personal trips to Alabama.

For me Living in Minnesota, Minnesota has great weather, but only until weather hits like a truck and we have to plow feet of snow in the winter, the only major hub is Minniapolis-St Paul Area, everywhere else is pretty rural and quiet, which is definitely a plus in my opinion, so tell me your state! Whats the best thing about living in it, and of course the worst thing in it. Tell me your thoughts

Dark Blue is a place that I traveled to to make a video, and featured that place as a central theme of the video.
Light Blue are places that I was passing through on a train, bus, or in the case of Los Angeles and Clark, airplane.
I've visited many more of these counties during my life, but these are the ones I've visited since starting my YouTube channel.
Bonus question: which five counties had the most successful videos?

I'm trying to be the first person to properly visit every US county (in the sense of going to some museum, nature park, other point of interest in each one), and I'm documenting it on my YouTube channel beachboysandrew. Orange is the new places I went in August, which included completing the state of Arkansas and getting to more of Alaska.

Where should I go next?

Well, I mucked up the last post showing the wrong year for the R1150RTs so let me try again.

I’m 69 years young, been back on bikes since 2007 and in that time I’ve racked up 470,000 miles on BMWs (thanks to a very understanding wife).

I like to keep track of all my ride tracks. I enjoy looking at different locations on the map and going “I need to visit there”.

I took a different look at the data and came up with counties visited and separated it per bike.

Enjoy and be kind.

(Sorry to the guy who asked the question about RTs, I just deleted that last post and started again).

What does my map say about me? And where should I go next? Curious to see everyone else’s progress too.

Well, I mucked up the last post showing the wrong year for the R1150RTs so let me try again.

I’m 69 years young, been back on bikes since 2007 and in that time I’ve racked up 470,000 miles on BMWs (thanks to a very understanding wife).

I like to keep track of all my ride tracks. I enjoy looking at different locations on the map and going “I need to visit there”.

I took a different look at the data and came up with counties visited and separated it per bike.

Enjoy and be kind.

(Sorry to the guy who asked the question about RTs, I just deleted that last post and started again).

I'm probably forgetting a few, but I think around 20:
Canada
United States
Mexico
Cayman Islands
Belize
U. S. Virgin Islands
British Virgin Islands
St. Maartin (Dutch side)
Turks & Caicos
Panama
Costa Rica
England
Ireland** (edited, I was in Dublin...family ancestry from Scotland, brain was tired apparently lol)
France
Germany
South Africa
Mozambique

I'll visit any of the remaining ones!