some places I`ve been

Entercourse, Pa. Yes I did.

 

Been to Paradise, in the beautiful upper peninsula of Michigan and Hell Michigan..... Just west of Detroit. And seen hell frozen over. Lol

 

I have been in Hell Michigan,Holland Mich,I rode a snowmobile in a Cadillac Mich.And lived in Whitehouse Oh

 

Been to Lickskillet Indiana .

 

I broke down in Weed once. I didn't smell any weed either.

 

At camp , if I need a grocery run , the metropolis of Boonville ny is the place to get stocked up for a couple more weeks . Fresh meat is best from Barneveld , and a paper or breakfast dinner is at Forestport.

 

Alabastard, Michigan

 

Twixt here and camp , there is Rome , Poland , and Russia NY

 

Peculiar....Missouri - Not so much

Tick Byte....North Carolina - Lives up to it's name

 

Cuba, Puerto Rico, Spain, Texas, New York, Florida, New Jersey, Georgia, South Carolina, North Carolina, Canada, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Tennessee, Bahamas, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Virginia, Maryland, D.C., West Virginia, and Alabama.

 

I suspect this thread is about places with unique names.
I've crossed over Stinking Cheek, Ky. many times but didn't smell anything unusual. Been to Nashville, In. and Russia, Ohio and Bad Axe, Mich.

Not to hijack the thread but here is a map of my travels in the US.

 

Just passed thru the upper part on I-40 as we were on our way to Arizona.
We have a widow friend that lives in San Antonio and my wife's cousin in the Dallas Area.
Lord willing, we'll get down that way for a visit in the next year or so. I really would like to see the Alamo and other sights in your fine state.
We have a 21' TT that is begging for a road trip. https://www.couchsrvnation.com/forest-river/travel-trailer/v-cross-vibe/vc-6505
This summer, we're planning on a trip to the Oregon Coast and then down thru northern Cali. to see the Red Woods. It's all about the money. Cost about $200/day on the road with that rig.

 

Oops, sorry.

 

As any well-informed Missourian with a miserly attitude knows, you have to keep your money in the bank...the Bank of Tightwad, MO down by the Osage River arm of Truman Lake.

 

No worries jcalonso Fun thing about forum posts is that they take twists and turns.
No Apology needed