Travel. Dare to imagine?!

[ohio jones]

I have been outside the state I live in 0 times in the past 20 years lol

I'm about the same. I haven't been west of Pittsburg.... ever.

Ah, but have you been west of Pittsburgh?

[steve-in-kville]

I have been outside the state I live in 0 times in the past 20 years lol

I'm about the same. I haven't been west of Pittsburg.... ever.

Ah, but have you been west of Pittsburgh?

Not that either

[KrisKramer]

I tend to sick to the Lancaster/Berks/Lebanon County areas myself lol

[ohio jones]

I tend to sick to the Lancaster/Berks/Lebanon County areas myself lol

Quarantine?

[Grace]

We are planning to fly from Portland out to PA for a family reunion this July in the Belleville area.

This is off topic, but interesting word usage. Here in PA. traveling to Oregon would be termed as going "out" to Oregon, (think going "out" west). Coming from the west to east, us Easterners would say we are coming "in" to PA.

[temporal1]

I tend to sick to the Lancaster/Berks/Lebanon County areas myself lol

Quarantine?

Being Klairvoyant, KK foresaw the Kwarantine 20 years ago, so was prepared all along.

.. do i really have nothing better to do this morning? ...

[RZehr]

We are planning to fly from Portland out to PA for a family reunion this July in the Belleville area.

This is off topic, but interesting word usage. Here in PA. traveling to Oregon would be termed as going "out" to Oregon, (think going "out" west). Coming from the west to east, us Easterners would say we are coming "in" to PA.

We in the west, Oregon in my case, will say “out west” and “back east”. Back east being pretty much anywhere east of the Rockies.

[temporal1]

We are planning to fly from Portland out to PA for a family reunion this July in the Belleville area.

This is off topic, but interesting word usage. Here in PA. traveling to Oregon would be termed as going "out" to Oregon, (think going "out" west). Coming from the west to east, us Easterners would say we are coming "in" to PA.

We in the west, Oregon in my case, will say “out west” and “back east”. Back east being pretty much anywhere east of the Rockies.

i’ve heard “back east” mostly used to reference east of the Mississippi.
sometimes the line is east of ohio .. ohio was “the wild frontier” in early U.S. history.

it wasn’t that long ago.

and it can all fade more quickly than it was built. (i think to myself as i watch turkey buzzards fly over and land around idle commercial/industrial buildings that were vibrant not long ago.)

it really doesn’t take long to fade and decay. as if it never happened.

[Somebody]

I'm about the same. I haven't been west of Pittsburg.... ever.

How far East have you been? South? North?

It sounds like you have a lot of the West to discover!

[steve-in-kville]

I'm about the same. I haven't been west of Pittsburg.... ever.

How far East have you been? South? North?

It sounds like you have a lot of the West to discover!

Was in NYC a few times years ago (Bowery Mission). Been to DC for school trips back in the day. Furthest north was the Poconos/Jim Thorpe.

Plans are to semi-retire in seven years and travel the country promoting my book