Which States Have You Been To?

[HudZ]

Cool!

DH has been to all 50, and DS13 has been to 49 - all but HI (same as me).

Wow, I didn't realize this thread existed.

Hmm...

[Something Fishy]

We collect magnets as souvenirs and couldn't resist buying a ND magnet that says "I saved the best for last!"

I'm armed and ready!

@CheskyGold picked me up one of those a couple years ago and it's been waiting patiently ever since.

[moko]

I gotta ask.....what did you guys do in all these states? Especially states like Iowa and Nebraska

[HudZ]

We collect magnets as souvenirs and couldn't resist buying a ND magnet that says "I saved the best for last!"

I'm armed and ready!
picked me up one of those a couple years ago and it's been waiting patiently ever since.

What's the significance of going to North Dakota last?

[Something Fishy]

I gotta ask.....what did you guys do in all these states? Especially states like Iowa and Nebraska

Iowa: detoured twice in the middle if the night, saw a dark corn field, took a picture of the Welcome to Iowa sign.

Nebraska: drove across the state twice, saw or did absolutely nothing (although this has been on my bucket list for a while).

[Something Fishy]

What's the significance of going to North Dakota last?

Nothing, does tend to happen more than other states I guess.

[Yaalili]

I gotta ask.....what did you guys do in all these states? Especially states like Iowa and Nebraska

Iowa: First time there was on a longish-stopover through Omaha, and walked across the state-line into Council Bluffs, IA. I returned later on the inaugural Allegiant flight from EWR to DSM. Chabad runs a pretty good deli there, and the Capital of IA is there. Otherwise not a whole lot to see/do, but was useful for positioning to my next place.

Nebraska: Had to get from New York to California, and the cheapest United award at the time from NYC to SFO was with a 6 or 7 hour stop in Omaha.

[Yaalili]

Nothing, does tend to happen more than other states I guess.

Yup, it was my last.

[moko]

Iowa: detoured twice in the middle if the night, saw a dark corn field, took a picture of the Welcome to Iowa sign.

Nebraska: drove across the state twice, saw or did absolutely nothing (although this has been on my bucket list for a while).

I feel vindicated....
I've done the most activities in the most boring states

[yitzgar]

Nebraska: drove across the state twice, saw or did absolutely nothing (although this has been on my bucket list for a while).

Oglala in the northwestern area of the state is supposed to be very nice. Not terribly far from the black hills

[YitzyS]

I gotta ask.....what did you guys do in all these states? Especially states like Iowa and Nebraska

And what in the world is there to do in Ohio?

[Moshe Green]

Nebraska: Had to get from New York to California, and the cheapest United award at the time from NYC to SFO was with a 6 or 7 hour stop in Omaha.

Isn't there a small Jewish community in Omaha?

[The Thinker]

Iowa-
World's largest truck stop on the 80. Right over the Illinois border (Didn't seems that big but they did have a nice store and some cool things to see inside )

Des Moines also has a really nice sculpture garden called Pappajohn Sculpture Park.We came there at night and there were lots of teenagers racing their pickup trucks and sports cars on the streets surrounding it . Seems to be the only nightly entertainment there 🤣

Nebraska-
Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge- Bridge between Nebraska and Iowa that goes over the Missouri River. You can stand on both states at the same time. The state lines are etched in the cement. There is a Lewis and Clark NPS building at the entrance of one side. Pretty sure there were a few citi bikes there as well. 

Omaha Zoo was pretty cool. They have a nice butterfly house and lots of animals.

[moko]

Iowa-
World's largest truck stop on the 80. Right over the Illinois border (Didn't seems that big but they did have a nice store and some cool things to see inside )

Des Moines also has a really nice sculpture garden. We came there at night and there were lots of teenagers racing their pickup trucks and sports cars on the streets surrounding it . Seems to be the only nightly entertainment there 🤣

Nebraska-
Bob Kerrey Pedestrian Bridge- Bridge between Nebraska and Iowa that goes over the Missouri River. You can stand on both states at the same time. The state lines are etched in the cement. There is a Lewis and Clark NPS building at the entrance of one side. Pretty sure there were a few citi bikes there as well. 

Omaha Zoo was pretty cool. They have a nice butterfly house and lots of animals.

in short , nothing to see....
It's worth noting, I believe Nebraska has the longest stretch of straight , interstate highway. Between Lincoln and z Grand Island

[yitzgar]

Scott's bluff is also in Nebraska
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Joc8mG7ntFsGWrmF9

[Traveler718]

I'm armed and ready!

And I'm armed and done! Here's a small part of our magnet wall containing the ND magnet:



And once I'm posting, here's the full 4-panel magnet wall in all its glory:

[Yaalili]

Wow!

[cgr]

40 down, 10 to go...

Arkansas
California
Colorado
Connecticut
Delaware
Florida
Georgia
Hawaii
Idaho
Illinois
Indiana
Iowa
Kentucky
Maine
Maryland
Massachusetts
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Montana
Nebraska
Nevada
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
North Carolina
North Dakota
Ohio
Oregon
Pennsylvania
Rhode Island
South Carolina
South Dakota
Tennessee
Texas
Vermont
Virginia
Washington
Wisconsin
Wyoming