Wanderlust

[cinema_babe]

I am the self appointed queen of the roadtrip.

In the years before I got married, I saw wide swaths of this country with nothing more than a duffle bag and my ATM card. I'm single (again), I've got a halfway (ok, more than half way) decent job and I'm my left foot is getting itchy to take to the highways and press that accelerator to the floor. I might be going alone, I might have company, I don't know.

What don't I have?

A clue as to where to go. I know I want to make a trip to Philly, it's been a while since I checked out the museums there and someone gave me a tip on a museum of medical oddities that I've *got* to see. I know I want to go to New England in the fall and see the leaves (it might also be a chance to meet one of my internet friends F2F.) There are spots in NJ I want to check out and I've got to make a trek to Cape May because it's been too long since I've been there.

So dear readers.......what do you suggest? Where would you suggest I jump in my car and head off to?

Comments

[catwithbell.livejournal.com]

Um. Wisconsin?

You can stop in Chicago on the way. I guess it depends on the stuff you like to see. Milwaukee is nice. Here, well. It's here.

[cinema-babe.livejournal.com]

Wow, I never thought about WI. What is there to do in Wisconsin, it would be nice to get another state under my belt. I'd probably skip Chicago, though, not one of my favorite cities.

Hmmmmm, Wisconsin.....

[catwithbell.livejournal.com]

Depends on the time of year. A lot of it is hunting and fishing, out in the back country, any time. I liked Milwaukee a bunch (until the whole marriage debacle). Lots of good music stuff there -- Milwaukee Metal Fest, 10 days of Summer Fest, some big country music thing up here (that I have zero interest in attending). There's, um, cheese. Lots of nature hiking up here: there's a waterfall trail advertised.

Oh, and can't forget the Peshtigo Fire Museum. *rolls eyes*