Trip to the United States

[Torie]

It depends what one is interested in. Savannah and Charleston are well worth it for those interested in architecture and street scapes and ambiance, although the home tours are in the Spring. I also highly recommend visiting the red rock country of Utah. It is a quite unique place on this planet. I particularly recommend taking in the view from Dead Horse Point State Park, which I think has the most magnificent view in the United States, surpassing the Grand Canyon. The drops are about 5,000 feet straight down in the river. If you jump off, you will get wet.

[Torie]

Philadelphia and Gettysburg, Pennsylvania...where this country was born and saved respectively.

And the beauty of that, is one can drive through the Amish precincts along the way (the horse and buggy folks with hexes on the barns resting on their beautifully manicured organic farms). Sad to say I have not yet been to Lancaster or Gettysburg, but I will do so before exiting this mortal coil, absent lack of notice. Philly  as a town overall is a bit of a dump, but yes has a lot of history, and some of the burb areas are gorgeous.

[Torie]

In defense of Delaware, I suspect that some of the hunt country precincts the DuPonts hang out in (there are a lot of DuPonts), in New Castle County near the Pennsylvania line, are very easy on the eye, if you are into home architecture and landscaping, and well, things equine.

There are a couple of gay towns and beaches to boot, or so I have heard, depending again on your "interests." .