can someone provide me with a list of the coolest places in America.?
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Probably Alaska.  The temp in the Northern regions is pretty cold.\n\nNo, seriously, I like the Central Coast of California.  The weather's nice, there's great beaches that aren't crowded like Jersey or LA beaches, and you can still buy an ocean view house for under a million (can't do that may other places anymore).\n\nAnd it's hot today!  80 degrees, in February!  This is absurd...
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Wow have fun!  top ten things....\n\n1.  Pearl Harbor   Attractions  \n2.  Hanauma Bay Marine Preserve   Attractions  \n3.  Diamond Head State Monument   Attractions  \n4.  Waikiki Beach   Attractions  \n5.  Arizona Memorial   Attractions  \n6.  National Memorial Cemetery of th...   Attractions  \n7.  Nuuanu Pali Lookout   Attractions  \n8.  Waikiki Aquarium   Zoos, Farms  \n9.  Iolani Palace   Attractions  \n10.  Star of Honolulu Dinner Cruise   Attractions  \nRelated Information\nPopular Attractions in Hawaii\nPearl Harbor \nHanauma Bay Marine Preserve \nDiamond Head State Monument \nKa'anapali Beach \nWaikiki Beach \nArizona Memorial \nNational Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific, Punchbowl \nPolynesian Cultural Center \nBanyan Tree Park \nWaikiki Aquarium
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There's a fairly long list. The site below has some good detail on the different cities.
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http://www.ExploringNinjitsuWisconsin.edu/sc-list.html
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You should look at the link I have included below.  It will give you detailed information on the 3,000 top cities and towns in the country.  Best of all, it's free and very accurate.  Best of luck to you.
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Try this area or Google it
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To many places to remember!!!!
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Pleasure Island (if you have no kids)\nKennedy Space Center \nDisney parks\nbeaches
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In 6 months you can learn many things about the people and culture of where you go to. Although there are similarities between the UK, US, and Australia there are differences beyond the similarities of language. I live in the US and when I visited the UK there was no language barrier, but there was still a bit of culture shock, although not as much as when I visited European countries. Since I live in the US I know that there are some stereotypes of Americans as not knowing much of the rest of the world and being self centered, and some Americans are like that but they are not the majority. It depends on what your interests are. I can only speak of what I am familiar with, which is the US. If you like big cities with many cultural amenities there is New York, Chicago, and San Francisco. If you like nature, there is Niagara Falls, Yellowstone Park, and the Grand Canyon. When I visited Europe it seemed smaller than I would have thought, so if you visit the US expect cities and attractions to be further apart than you may initially think. My opinion, which is probably biased due to where I live, is that the US has many different areas which can either be appealing or unappealing to people based on their preferences. As to where you should stay if you decide to visit the US, the possibilities are endless due to the diversity of the different cities and states. My personal opinion of the Top 10 places to see in the US would be Boston, New York, Niagara Falls, Philadelphia, Chicago, San Antonio, Yellowstone Park, Grand Canyon, San Francisco, and Los Angeles.
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Here is a list of some that I have lived near, or just really liked.\nDime Box, Tarzan, Cactus, Earth, Gun Barrel City, Mobeetie, Old Mobeetie, Skellytown, Sunray, New Deal, Beaver, Floydada(named after people named Floyd and Ada), Eden, Buda, Bug Tussle, Looneyville, Weeping Mary, Alligator, Bangs, Beaukiss, Ben Hur, Big Stinking Creek, Big Lump, Bigfoot, Blanket, Byspot, and the list goes on forever.......
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you can go to http://www.anivision.us and we have a huge list of places. Also we are working on a DDL system
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read articles by Kevin Sites (on Yahoo) for his travel diaries. Also, you can do a google video search for a travelogue of a group of American tourists and their account of how they see the country ... very nice.
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The State of Florida website has a HUGE listing of things to do/see in the state:\nhttp://www.stateofflorida.com/Portal/DesktopForm.aspx?tabid=15\n\nHope this helps!
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Come to California hun its 75 f. Plenty to do here go to Catalina go sailing, go try renting a glider and soar the mountain waves.\nGo see beautiful Santa Barbara. Go Horseback riding. Go to Orange county fairgrounds and drive a racing car like the pros  drive. Hundreds of fine restaurants . Getty art museum its huge. Disneyland. Six flags magic mountain. Come on over.
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Actually, Florida has some good spots. "Sebastian Inlet" is one of the "Hottest". In Jacksonville, FLA there is a couple good spots,( "Hannah Park", is a good one.) North Carolina, Cape Hatteras. Most of the East Coast breaks bigger during hurricane season,(but that can be detrimental to your health...lol). If I had to pick the best, it would be Sebastian Inlet. Good luck!
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Try the Wildhorse Saloon\n\nclick on the link below for many many more\n\nhave fun!
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I have traveled to 47 states, never been to n. dakota , s.dakota, montana....so I'll give you a top ten list\n1.Miami\n2.L.A.\n3.Phoenix\n4.San Diego\n5.New Orleans (used too)\n6.Houston\n7.Dallas\n8.Orlando\n9.Atlanta\n10.New York City