Mr. Star and I are making a list of all the places we want to visit and things we want to see before we die. What things do you think are worth visiting? What unknown wonders exist in your area? We want to see tons of awesome things!
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If you come to Scotland you have to take a tour of a whisky distillery. It is amazing
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I live right near Big Sur, California and its gorgeous.
You could find a nice camping spot and hike for days,
Absolutely breathtaking.
Also, kind of an obvious one,
But I love San Francisco, its a super cool town and a beautiful place.
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in the western part of my state (kentucky) theres the worlds second longest cave (longest up until very recently) called mammoth cave. ive never been but it would be wicked to go! theres also this big falls near where i live called cumberland falls thats really gorgeous and attracts tourists
eta; and in april-ish louisville has the countries largest fireworks displays. theres also lots of horse tracks and horse related things around the center of the state near lexington
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ha…Indiana is forgettable, if you visited I would say that you should check out one of the universities…if you like to drink Bloomington, IN is kinda nice, lots of bars with daily drink specials also they have this soup place downtown called “darn good soup” that is awesome,
that would be my recommendation, find a place to park and explore the campuses on foot.
like I said theres not much going on here, I usually take roadtrips to Nashville, a 4 hour drive, when I want to play
id avoid indianapolis, it’s a dump compared to other us cities…but they do have a nice children’s museum
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The grand canyon is pretty grand. But there are lots of cool mountains to hike and climb. Like camelback mountain is pretty cool.
If your into metaphysical stuff Sedona is awesome and it’s not as hot as Phoenix it’s beautiful there too.
There’s a lot of Navajo stuff just around in general. I always thought that was cool
But here in Phoenix we got a lot of food especially Mexican food. And There’s a lot of desert gardens.
so yeah if you come here. eat a taco, look at a cactus, try not to spontaneously combust, and party yo.
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Sedona, Arizona…just google it…new agers believe there are energies there…I believe it…most beautiful place I’ve ever seen…lots of formations in strange rock piles…you can camp there…
Oregon is gorgeous. Only been once but I loved it there.
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The Great Lakes are awesome here in Michigan as are many, many small lakes and rivers. Michigan has been called the water wonderland.
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Well in the US the coolest spots I’ve been to in all the different places I’ve lived were NYC (of course…), Garden of the Gods in CO (gorgeous massive rock formations)…the river walk in San Antonio Texas was beautiful. In TN I think Rock City was pretty cool, there was one of those swinging rope bridges over a bajillion foot drop and as a child I was in awe of the people brave enough to go across it…and there was a passage called “fat man’s squeeze” that was funny to see my dad and uncle try to go through, a very tight fit between two giant rock formations. Beautiful place. Disney World…Colorado also has a bunch of caves which are really cool to see. Mt Rainier in WA was gorgeous.
In Mexico I went to Cancun and it was stunning. We saw Mayan ruins, hiked and ziplined through a jungle and swam through an underwater cave. Definitely recommend going to Cancun at some point I’d love to go back.
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Ha, when I got diagnosed in 1980 I was put in my first group home. Jumped right into the craziness of the mental health system. But anyways, the home was in San Jose, California and the staff drove us all down to Big Sur for a camping trip after I was there a couple of months. It was a trip alright. It was like tripping on LSD trip for four days — but without the fun.
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You have to visit my apartment. I have a cool poster on the wall.
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Minnesota is the land of 10,000 plus lakes so if you like swimming and fishing and boating and can handle how nice we are stop by for a visit. 
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In Australia you have to see uluru and the olgas, the great barrier reef (before it’s destroyed), the daintree rainforest, our beaches, our country side.
Just come here, I’ll show you around 
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Beaches. They’re nice. We got nice mountains too.
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