It is so varied. I have spent most my life on the west coast. People are more laid back here than on the East coast. Things are faster and sometimes come across as assholes. While the west may appear less sincere and fake. Likely a result of hollywood itself. The midwest is apologetically kind at times and the south will be extremely polite while telling you to go fuck yourself.
This of course changes from urban to rural settings.
As for landscape, we have it all. Mountain towns, sprawling cities, desert oasis, forests, oceans, lakes, plains, my god Nebraska seems to never end. And South Dakota looks like an alien world. Red rocks in the desert look magical. Blue ridge mountains are picturesque in the fall. The rust belt of Ohio and Pennsylvania can seem dreary in the cold of winter. And the boarded us streets of sad town USA look the same regardless of season. Truly something for everyone.
I am in the Pacific Northwest. It is green all year round and people really enjoy outdoor adventure. Summer brings many campers. But in rains 9 months out of the year. However the other side of those majestic Volcanoes is a high desert. Beautiful in its own right. But extremely rural and few towns of any size. The people are more conservative in rural areas. The costs are liberal with a few pockets in the middle.
People like cars and technology. Our food culture is abysmal. But some places are okay.
Hard question to answer. Happy to address any specifics you may have.
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It is so varied. I have spent most my life on the west coast. People are more laid back here than on the East coast. Things are faster and sometimes come across as assholes. While the west may appear less sincere and fake. Likely a result of hollywood itself. The midwest is apologetically kind at times and the south will be extremely polite while telling you to go fuck yourself.
This of course changes from urban to rural settings.
As for landscape, we have it all. Mountain towns, sprawling cities, desert oasis, forests, oceans, lakes, plains, my god Nebraska seems to never end. And South Dakota looks like an alien world. Red rocks in the desert look magical. Blue ridge mountains are picturesque in the fall. The rust belt of Ohio and Pennsylvania can seem dreary in the cold of winter. And the boarded us streets of sad town USA look the same regardless of season. Truly something for everyone.
I am in the Pacific Northwest. It is green all year round and people really enjoy outdoor adventure. Summer brings many campers. But in rains 9 months out of the year. However the other side of those majestic Volcanoes is a high desert. Beautiful in its own right. But extremely rural and few towns of any size. The people are more conservative in rural areas. The costs are liberal with a few pockets in the middle.
People like cars and technology. Our food culture is abysmal. But some places are okay.
Hard question to answer. Happy to address any specifics you may have.
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you really sold it to me! You wrote that like it was straight from a travel guide, I wouldn't be surprised if you had a writing career! ʢ♥ᴥ♥ʡ
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I really like traveling and have seen a lot of my country. Although there is much I haven't. And thanks, I do do a fair amount of writing for work.