Thread: Our next jaunt accros the States.

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I would second the motion for the Air Museum at Wright - Patterson, been twice and I could go back for more!
And the National Road was great too. If you're not in a rush it was a lot of fun to stop and see "stuff" along the way.

JB.. I've noted you are very good at "poking the bear"! Good Job!

Originally Posted by 34_40

I would second the motion for the Air Museum at Wright - Patterson, been twice and I could go back for more!
And the National Road was great too. If you're not in a rush it was a lot of fun to stop and see "stuff" along the way.

JB.. I've noted you are very good at "poking the bear"! Good Job!

Thanks.
I think.

And thanks people for the information.
I can see I'm going to have to spend some time sitting with maps and coloured pencils.
And please keep your thoughts and ideas flowing...there's no such thing as too much information; and it is appreciated

Originally Posted by johnboy

Thanks.
I think.

And thanks people for the information.
I can see I'm going to have to spend some time sitting with maps and coloured pencils.
And please keep your thoughts and ideas flowing...there's no such thing as too much information; and it is appreciated

Since you've already established that you plan to begin the "road trip" portion of your trip in Oklahoma heading towards the northeast you need to decide what regions of the widespread US you want to see. One could make the loop across Arkansas/Missouri, down through the central south of Kentucky, Tennessee, the Carolinas, Virginia, and on up; or one could head more northern towards the great lakes region, skirting Canada as you wander into the Boston/New Hampshire/Vermont area. For me, I wouldn't even think about flying out of New York, considering that you're on a road trip. Instead I would think about perhaps BWI, Philly, Boston Logan, or one of the other major hubs in that region. Just a thought, considering your love for huge metropolitan areas with skyscrapers....